The Indians of the Nipmuck Country in Southern New England, 1630-1750

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Focusing on the Nipmucks, a Native American group in south-central New England, the book explores their history from early encounters with Puritan settlers to their displacement after King Philip's War. It highlights the complexities of Indian-white relations, their social and political dynamics, and the distinct identities of the four tribes within the Nipmuck confederation. The narrative examines settlement patterns, population changes, and land transactions, providing a comprehensive understanding of their way of life and transformation amid colonial expansion. A bibliography is included for further study.