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The Mayflower Compact reflects two key presences: the authority of the English crown and the collective agreement of the settlers themselves. It establishes a social contract among the Pilgrims, emphasizing self-governance and mutual consent, while still acknowledging their allegiance to King James I of England. This duality highlights both the settlers' desire for autonomy and their recognition of their ties to England.

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