Publisher's Synopsis
"The Nantucket Indians" offers a detailed historical account of the Native American population of Nantucket Island, Massachusetts. Robert Alexander Douglas-Lithgow explores the history of the Algonquin people and their relationship to this unique island environment. This meticulously prepared print republication delves into the lives and culture of the indigenous peoples who called Nantucket home, providing valuable insight into their traditions and interactions. A vital resource for those interested in the history of New England, Native American studies, and the cultural anthropology of island communities. This book provides a valuable historical record and contributes to the understanding of Nantucket's past and the legacy of its original inhabitants. Explore the history of the island and the lives of the Native Americans who shaped its early story.
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