The book "History of the Settlement of Plymouth Bradford, 1608-1650. Translated into modern English by Harold Paget" is a valuable historical document that tells the story of the early years of English settlement in New England. The author of the book, William Bradford, was one of the leaders of the Pilgrims who left England for the New World in search of religious freedom. In his book, Bradford describes in detail the life of the settlers in Plymouth, their difficulties, victories and defeats. It tells about interaction with local American tribes, important events that took place in the settlement, as well as about the traditions and customs of the first settlers. The translation of the book into modern English by Harold Paget allows the modern reader to better understand and appreciate this important document for the history of the United States. Bradford's History of the Settlement of Plymouth remains a relevant and interesting book that helps to better understand the early stages of the colonization of New England and contains much valuable information for the modern reader.