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INDIANS “The Indians, at their
first settlement, performed many acts of kindness towards them, (the
settlers). The Indians instructed them in the manner of planting and
dressing the Indian corn. They carried them upon their backs, through rivers
and waters; and, as occasion required, served them instead of boats and
bridges. They gave them much useful information respecting the country,
and when the English or their children were lost in the woods, and were in
danger of perishing with hunger and cold, they conducted them to their
wigwams, fed them, and restored them to their families and parents..”
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Introduction
THE HISTORY OF
Golden Hill Indians Weantinock THE
HISTORY OF
Wm Howard Wilcoxson
Establishing Title to the Land THE HISTORY OF
ALEXANDER JOHNSTON
Colonial History of
Pequot Swamp FORREST MORGAN
Lifestyles, Government, Religion and WarIndian Titles and Mohegan Land TroublesSowheag, Uncas, and MiantonomoOwenoco, the Son of Uncas
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POWERS SMITH The Promised Land
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A HISTORY OF THE TOWNS OF
HADDAM AND EAST HADDAM BY DAVID D. FIELD
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