Thomas Shepard Knihy

Written by two influential missionaries who played key roles in the colonization of New England, this book provides a fascinating glimpse into the interactions between Puritan settlers and Native Americans during the seventeenth century. Drawing on personal accounts and religious writings, the authors provide valuable insight into how these groups navigated their differences in language, culture, and religion.

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