HathiTrust. A digitized version with most of Davis's annotations and notes removed is hosted at the University of Maryland's Early Americas Digital Archive. The most amply annotated and literrally transcribed edition of the work is . The history of the manuscript is described in the Editorial Preface to the 1856 publication by the Massachusetts Historical Society and more fully in the Introduction of Morison's edition (pp. xxvii–xl), which also contains a history of the published editions of the manuscript (pp. xl–xliii). A facsimile reprint with introduction by Luther S. Livingston and published by Dodd, Mead & Co. in 1903 is hosted by the Internet Archive. A digitized version (with page numbers) is also hosted by the University of Michigan. An annotated version can also be found in . Hosted by Internet Archives: Volume I; 1567–35 (1880); Volume II: 1604–1610 (1878); Volume III: 1611–1618 (1882). Repinted in (Reprint of 1674 manuscript.) Published under the authorship of "Plymouth Council for New England". This work was published in (in the 1905–07 reprint it is found volume 19, pp. 269–284 and reprinted by the Massachusetts Historical Society as The booklet was also reprinted in . This pamphlet was reprinted by the Massachusetts Historical Society as (Hosted by the Internet Archive.) And by the Maine Historical Society as (Hosted online by the HathiTrust.) It is also reprinted in . This volume was reprinted and annotated as . A facsiile copy of the work (with original page numbers) is reproduced in the second volume of This work is hosted by Hathitrust: Volume I and Volume II. A facsimile reproduction is contained in An early annotated edition is This book is largely based on the manuscript Of Plymouth Plantation by William Bradford, Morton's uncle. , an annotated version of which, retaining the original orthography, is contained, together with introductory matter and notes, in This work (the authors of which are not credited) is commonly called Mourt's Relation, and is generally accepted to have been written by William Bradford and Edward Winslow (as to the narrative parts) and Robert Cushman (as to the religious and promotional parts). An annotated version was first printed in . Another annotated version is Several different copies of that book are also hosted by HathiTrust. A version with contemporary orthography and comments was published in connection with the Plimouth Plantation, Inc. as The original imprint was "In fower parts, each containing five bookes".