New Englands First Fruits

The Oxford Companion to American Literature | 1995 | 300 words | Copyright

New Englands First Fruits, tract published in London (1643), dealing with the climate, products, and religion of New England and giving a description of Harvard College. It was evidently intended to serve as publicity literature and was edited and probably composed by Thomas Weld and Hugh Peter.

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