1620年,当“五月花”号三桅船载着102名在本国日子不好过的清教徒从英国的普利茅斯港启航到了美洲的普利茅斯时,世界历史似乎添下了非直接诉诸军事手段而移民扩张的意义深远的一笔。放在三百七十多年后的今天来看,恐怕那些人也应当算作“船民”一类,只是不“非法”而已。因为毕竟是他们,给那当时还是蛮荒之地的新大陆带去了法律。而“五月花”号的船主,舍原来的葡萄酒运输生意而 In 1620, when the Mayflower ship carrying 102 Puritan Catholics, who had a hard time in their own country, sailed from Plymouth, England, to Plymouth, the Americas, world history seemed to add non-direct military resort to The immigrant expansion is of far-reaching significance. After more than 370 years, I am afraid that those people should count as “boat people,” but they should not be “unlawful.” Because, after all, they brought law to the New World, which was still quite unused. The “Mayflower” owner, homes of the original wine transportation business