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The Pilgrims And Pocahontas: Rival Myths Of American Origin,New Krautheimer The Upshot Of Work IFollowing The American Revolution, Citizens Of The United States Began To Write A History Of Their New Nation Starting With The First English Settlements, Jamestown And Plymouth. Virginians Embellished The Saga Of Jamestown And Pocahontas, The Indian Woman Who, By Popular Accounts, Saved The Colony. Similarly, New Englanders Sanctified The Pilgrims And Their Mythical First Step On Plymouth Rock. By Comparing These Two Origin Myths, Investigating Them