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WILLIAMS RETURN, 1644. Roger Williams (c1603-1683) greeted by settlers on the Seekonk River in the autumn of 1644 upon his return from England with the charter for Providence Plantations, later organized as the colony of Rhode Island. Wood engraving, American, 1878
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WILLIAMS RETURN, 1644. Roger Williams (c1603-1683) greeted by settlers on the Seekonk River in the autumn of 1644 upon his return from England with the charter for Providence Plantations, later organized as the colony of Rhode Island. Wood engraving, American, 1878
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WILLIAMS RETURN, 1644 - A Moment of Triumph and Unity
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. In this wood engraving from 1878, we are transported back to the autumn of 1644 on the Seekonk River. The image depicts a significant event in American history - the return of Roger Williams, a visionary leader and founder, from England with the charter for Providence Plantations. As our eyes wander across the print, we witness an extraordinary scene unfold. Settlers eagerly gather along the riverbank to welcome Williams home. Men and women alike stand side by side in anticipation, their faces filled with excitement and gratitude. The wilderness surrounds them as they await his arrival in canoes that gracefully glide through the tranquil waters. This moment is more than just a reception; it symbolizes unity and hope for these early colonists who sought religious freedom. Williams' return signifies not only his successful mission but also marks the birth of Rhode Island as a colony built upon principles of tolerance and individual liberty. The artist skillfully captures both the serenity of nature's beauty and the determination etched onto every face present at this historic gathering. It serves as a reminder that even amidst untamed landscapes, human connection thrives. Through this remarkable wood engraving, we are invited to reflect upon our shared past while celebrating those who paved the way for our freedoms today.
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