The Four Letters In 1622 Wesselling

Indentured Servants Letter The four letters I have read are different in their own significant way in 1622 Wessell Webling writes about a promise to goods for being an apprentice. The presents are house, 50 acres of land for him and his heires, and assignes forever. For a three year term the offer wasn’t something to refuse. 1623 a year later Richard Frethorne describes hardships he had endured and how he went through the job description on board the line f hope and how his luck turned around. To god be the glory he helps those in need which is what Richard has mentioned. Gottlieb Mittelberger describes in 1750 mentions time of great despair their journey on sea. The seas have their share of horrors and despair. Disease depravation and disaster are the three they have endured. Elizabeth sprigs gives a letter full of remorse and the harsh reality she never she would face.
Wessell describes a good trade in exchange for three year term given by his master Edward Bennett. Richard describes about his hardships and despair times and how things turned around when he was taken in by someone. Hard times never last forever and often turn around in time. Gottlieb writes about the hard times as well only hers is more perilous then the other three. The detrimental three depraved, deteriorate, and disease lots have perished miserably. None ever had a proper peaceful burial lives were shattered and ruined. Elizabeth writes about how also the hard times only hers has some remorse and not so much. The years don’t tell us much other than when the letters were