Plymouth Colony Seal
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Source: Samuel Adams Drake (1833-1905). Nooks and corners of the New England coast. p. 267. New York: Harper and Brothers, 1875. Date 1629 "The seal of the Plymouth Colony, designed in 1629. It depicts four figures within a shield bearing St George's Cross, apparently in Native-American style clothing, each carrying the burning heart symbol of John Calvin. The seal was also used by the County of Plymouth until 1931, and is still used by the town of Plymouth today."
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