On November 18, 1633, a book went to press in London. Its author, Thomas Morton, had been exiled from the Puritan colonies in Massachusetts for the crimes of drinking, carousing, and – crucially – building social and economic ties with Native people. Back in England, Morton wrote down his vision for what America could become. A very different vision than that of the Puritans. But the book wouldn’t be published that day. It wouldn’t be published for years. Because agents for the Puritan colonists stormed the press and destroyed every copy.Today on the show, the story of what’s …