Edward Winslow was one of the most prominent men in Plymouth Colony. A three-time governor and skilled negotiator, Winslow was selected to meet and negotiate with local Native American tribes in the region, and later served as a diplomat between the colony and England. Listed as a printer by trade in his native England, Winslow also authored several important historical pamphlets including "Good Newes from New England" and the historic "Mourt's Relation," which he co-wrote with William Bradford and which features a first-person account of the "first Thanksgiving."
