The Mayflower
LearnToSail.Net has just released The Mayflower's Pilgrims: In Their Own Words VOL I CDROM. This CD reveals the true history of the Pilgrims with their original writings in journals and letters.
"Most people have a general knowledge of our most important history. I grew up where the Pilgrims first landed and have always been fascinated by their story. Beginning with this
CD I hope to expose people to the real stories of these brave Pilgrims. I would like to see families gather around the holidays and relieve these true adventures to get a real
sense of the history of Thanksgiving. There is also a complete Mayflower Passenger list. I hope people will be inspired to see if they are a Mayflower descendant."
Cullum, CEO of LearnToSail.Net
This is the real history of the Mayflower Pilgrims in their very own words! Originally written in Olde English, these writings have been edited by Caleb Johnson, a Mayflower
descendant and member of the General Society of Mayflower Descendants. Caleb has edited and published several books on Pilgrim and Mayflower history. The CD was put together by Linda Cullum, who has lived on Cape Cod all of her life, most recently in Truro. The sand dunes of Truro were the first land sighted by the Mayflower at the end of the crossing.
The program is designed to run on all versions of Windows and are easy to install. A Mac version is to follow.
"The Mayflower's Pilgrims: In Their Own Words" VOL I is a subset of several upcoming Multimedia CDROMs to be released on the History of the Pilgrims in 2010. Little Pines
Multimedia also is the publisher of several Sailing and Navigation Training CDROMs.
CDROM instructional software is a useful tool and beneficial to those who want to learn more about history. It is especially beneficial in a teaching environment. Tons of data
can be put on CDROM allowing for much more information at an affordable price. History can be printed out and read conveniently at home or in the class room.
For more information, please visit http://HistoryOfThePilgrims.com
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