On Bradford’s Trail: York

I’m not aware of definitive evidence of Bradford ever being in York, but it does have a Pilgrim connection as a place of confinement for Separatists.

York Cathedral – architecturally stunning, but to Bradford’s eyes, a monument to unbiblical worship of a false church

The Merchant Adventurer’s Hall, a medieval guild hall which still stands

Clifford’s Tower, part of York Castle

A view along the York City Walls, which still encircle nearly the entire town

Joshua Horn

Mike says:

May 29, 2024 at 6:38 pm

Hi Joshua love your content! What is the best physical version to get regarding "of Plymouth Plantation?" Want a hardcover
- Joshua Horn says:
  
  May 29, 2024 at 7:32 pm
  
  Hi Mike, thanks for the comment! Most of the copies out there are Samuel Elliot Morrison's version, which is decent, though it does have a bit of editing done to it, particularly in the later years of the colony. I don't think this is actually in print any more as a hardcover, but plenty of copies should be available on a website like abebooks.com. (Avoid the Lakeside Press editions, those are just selections)
  
  For a new hardcover copy, I think the edition of a few years ago done by Caleb Johnson is complete.
  
  My favorite edition is the one from a century ago edited by Worthington Ford that has a vast amount of notes, maps and illustrations. I've actually just purchased print-on-demand leatherbound versions of these, but they aren't cheap. You can find them on abebooks or rarebiblio.com, I think this is the only multi-volume edition.
  
  Hope this helps!