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New England Gazetteer (Paperback, Annotated edition)
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New England Gazetteer (Paperback, Annotated edition)
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King Philip's War began as an ambitious attempt by a number of
Indian tribes to drive the English from the Connecticut Valley.
Their reprisals stemmed from the Wampanoags' frustration with and
resentment over English encroachments upon their land and refusals
to honor various treaties. Starting in June 1675, the conflict
quickly spread from the Wampanoag citadel of Mt. Hope (today
Bristol, Rhode Island), Swansy, and other Narraganset strongholds
to Deerfield and Northfield in western Massachusetts--where the
Indians scored a number of major victories-and to various
Connecticut river towns. Hostilities ensued until the Fall of 1677,
although Philip himself was killed in July 1676. Probably several
thousand persons on both sides died in the conflict.This account of
King Philip's War was compiled originally in 1712 by Thomas Church,
the son of Colonel Benjamin Church, a leader of the New England
forces. It was subsequently edited and annotated by the noted
19th-century Indian scholar, Samuel G. Drake.
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