Francis Higginson

Francis Higginson was an early 17th-century English clergyman and author known for his contributions to the literature of colonial America. He is best remembered for his work "New-Englands Plantation," which provides a detailed account of the New England colonies and their potential for settlement and growth. Higginson's writings reflect the challenges and opportunities faced by early settlers, offering insights into the social and religious dynamics of the time. His perspectives on the New World contributed to the understanding of early American life and the Puritan experience.