What is the central idea of Bradford's paragraph

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Bradford refers primarily to the pilgrims who traveled from England to North America and also to their settlement and founding of Plymouth.In its story the central idea is the hard journey that the pilgrims had to cross and the biblical meaning of the pilgrims that arrive to America. He also said what he thought with respect to the Bible and like to the pertegrinos this religious book during his trip .

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