The 17th Century Of Plymouth Plantation was about the pilgrims coming to Early America’s land. The Pilgrims were “On a dangerous voyage across the ocean.” they also had a person on the ship that died, “William Butten died from the harshness of the voyage.” When they …show more content…
After the prison was built the church came. Considering the fact that they were Strong Christians and did everything by the bible, this was odd because they built a place of punishment before a place of worship. A Woman named Hester Prinn commits adultery after her husband was gone for 3 years. The townsfolk found out and she got put out in public while wearing the letter “A” on her chest for the crime she committed. Hawthorne supports what he says by saying “this woman has brought shame upon us and ought to die.” Says the town