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|1. |Title of Document: Mayflower Compact |
|2. |Link to Document: http://teachingamericanhistory.org/library/index.asp?document=143 |
|3. |Type of Document (highlight type that applies): |
| |Legal Document |
| |Art / Visual |
| |Written Document |
| |Speeches |
| |Maps |
|4. |Date of Document: November 16, 1620 |
|5. |Author (or creator) of Document: 41 passengers on the Mayflower (such as John Carver, William Brewster, John Alden, Isaac Allerton,|
| |William Bradford, etc.) |
|6. |Intended Audience of Document: King and leaders of England |
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