In the spring of 1621, Captain Standish and William Brewster came to a formal agreement, a treaty of friendship, with Massasoit, in a house that was just being built in Plymouth Colony at the time. They sat on the floor, on a green rug, and three or four cushions, as is depicted in this early 1890s illustration. The Pilgrims had come to the New World in 1620. .
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In the spring of 1621, Captain Standish and William Brewster came to a formal agreement, a treaty of friendship, with Massasoit, in a house that was just being built in Plymouth Colony at the time. They sat on the floor, on a green rug, and three or four cushions, as is depicted in this early 1890s illustration. The Pilgrims had come to the New World in 1620. .

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Indian peace treaty Captain Standish Miles Standish Massasoit Myles Standish William Brewster Plymouth Colony Pilgrims colonial New England history of Massachusetts native Americans in New England Plymouth in Massachusetts Wampanoag Indians Indian peace treaty

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