April 30, 1775
Dear Mr. Steven Tyler,
I read your letter late last evening with great thought and engagement and to answer your question, I can not tell the future. From what I will predict, I think that this battle wasn’t the beginning but it wasn’t the end. We are now angry but not disappointed, we have lives and a country that needs to be liberated. Our family is scared and lost in this bloody world. If we want to end this war once and for all, we are going to have to give those loyalists a piece of American revolution to feast upon. I believe that we are more of a bunch of colonies, I believe that we are America. If that doesn’t answer your question thoroughly enough, then you are free to write back at any time.
Your best regards,
Mr. John Robbins
William Bradford married a women named Dorothy. When they had to move to the New World, they had to leave their son who was four in England where they knew he would be safe. William Bradford was a very important person in history.