Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Through the Old-Time Haunts of the Norwottuck and Pocumtuck Indians
Then came King Philip's sweeping over the whole of ivestern Massachusetts and leaving death and devasta tion in its wake. The River Indians made common cause with Philip and lurked in every available hiding-place, ready to pounce upon any who exposed themselves. The years of 1675-6 were years of dreary outlook to the dwellers along the Great River; but with the death of Philip came relief from the depredations of the New England savages, although the colonists experienced no feeling of real security until the final declaration of peace between England and France.
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