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Nick Bunker worked as an investigative reporter for the Liverpool Echo, and for six years he wrote for the Financial Times. He was an Open Scholar at King's College, Cambridge, where he won two university prizes. He has two graduate degrees from Columbia University in New York, where he studied under the late Professor Edward Said. While at Columbia he began his travels around the United States. For many years, he served as a board member, treasurer and Chairman of the Trustees of the Freud Museum in London. He now lives in Lincoln, near the villages from which the leaders of the Plymouth Colony came.
Making Haste from Babylon is essential reading for those who think they know the story of the Pilgrims. It will be pure pleasure for those who are new to the subject. -- Simon Middleton BBC History Magazine His spirit, zeal and flair put most historians of his subject to shame -- Felipe Fernandez-Armesto The Times [Nick Bunker's] vivid style and bold analysis infuse this book with colour and pace, and the result is an indispensible contribution to understanding how it all began -- Raymond Seitz Literary Review Even beyond its indefatigable scholarship and fine style, this book's sensitivity to the meaning of landscape should influence travel writers and historians for years to come -- James McConnachie The Sunday Times This new history has made those supposedly dull Puritans crackle with narrative energy and fizz with vibrant colour as never before -- Christopher Silvester Daily Express
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