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War begins with a rumour. In seventeenth-century New England, that spark became a firestorm, and John Easton was close enough to feel the heat. A Narrative Of The Causes Which Led To Philip's Indian War, Of 1675 And 1676 is a gripping colonial american history narrative that traces the pressures, misunderstandings, and hardening positions behind the 1675 New England war. Written as a primary source historical chronicle, it reads with the urgency of an eyewitness colonial account: meetings, grievances, and the tense seams of puritan native diplomacy as communities in colonial Rhode Island Massachusetts and beyond edged towards violence. For readers seeking king philips war origins, Easton offers a measured, documentary voice from the period itself, making this an essential window into the Wampanoag colonial conflict and a cornerstone for early American history research. It also suits a classroom colonial history text, where students can weigh perspective, motive, and the language of negotiation in real time. Historically significant as a near-contemporary explanation of events that reshaped the region, this volume stands alongside the best records in any American Indian wars collection, valued by casual history readers and classic-literature collectors alike as a complete King Philips War account in spirit and scope. Out of print for decades and now republished by Alpha Editions. Restored for today's and future generations. More than a reprint - a collector's item and a cultural treasure.
War begins with a rumour. In seventeenth-century New England, that spark became a firestorm, and John Easton was close enough to feel the heat. A Narrative Of The Causes Which Led To Philip's Indian War, Of 1675 And 1676 is a gripping colonial american history narrative that traces the pressures, misunderstandings, and hardening positions behind the 1675 New England war. Written as a primary source historical chronicle, it reads with the urgency of an eyewitness colonial account: meetings, grievances, and the tense seams of puritan native diplomacy as communities in colonial Rhode Island Massachusetts and beyond edged towards violence. For readers seeking king philips war origins, Easton offers a measured, documentary voice from the period itself, making this an essential window into the Wampanoag colonial conflict and a cornerstone for early American history research. It also suits a classroom colonial history text, where students can weigh perspective, motive, and the language of negotiation in real time. Historically significant as a near-contemporary explanation of events that reshaped the region, this volume stands alongside the best records in any American Indian wars collection, valued by casual history readers and classic-literature collectors alike as a complete King Philips War account in spirit and scope. Out of print for decades and now republished by Alpha Editions. Restored for today's and future generations. More than a reprint - a collector's item and a cultural treasure.
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