Because the Mayflower landed in Massachusetts, outside of the Virginia Company territory, the indentured servants argued that the contract was void (including their indentured servitude). William Bradford, one of the Pilgrim leaders, later wrote, "Several strangers made discontented and mutinous speeches".
Because the Mayflower landed in Massachusetts, outside of the Virginia Company's territory, the indentured servants argued that the contract was invalid (including their indentured servitude). William Bradford, one of the Pilgrim leaders, later wrote, "Several disgruntled and rebellious speeches were made".