A Narrative Of The Indian And Civil Wars In Virginia, In The Years 1675 And 1676 (1814)

This historical account delves into the Indian and Civil Wars in Virginia during 1675-1676, highlighting the tensions between Native American tribes and colonial settlers. It details the political and economic factors that fueled the conflicts and provides a firsthand narrative of key battles, including the siege of Jamestown. Written from a colonial settler's perspective, the text reflects the biases of its time but remains a crucial resource for understanding early Virginia's history. The book is a facsimile reprint, preserving its original content and significance.