Church's Indian Wars From 1675-1704 King Phillips War & French & Indian War RARE

Description: This rare book provides a detailed account of the Indian Wars from 1675-1704, specifically King Phillips War and the French & Indian War. It offers a comprehensive view of the military and war aspects of these conflicts, including the involvement of various military leaders and the strategies employed by both sides. The book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in this topic, including historians, military enthusiasts, and collectors of antiquarian and collectible books "Church's Indian Wars from 1675-1704" refers to the period of conflict between Native American tribes and English colonists in New England, primarily in Key points about this period:King Philip's War:This was the most significant conflict during this timeframe, led by a Wampanoag chief named Metacom (also known as "King Philip") against English settlements in New England. Thomas Church:A prominent figure in the conflict, Church was a colonial soldier who wrote a detailed account of his experiences fighting Native Americans, titled "The History of the Great Indian War of 1675 and 1676, Commonly Called Philip's War". "Old French and Indian Wars":These were smaller, interconnected conflicts that often involved alliances between Native American tribes and the French against the English colonies in the region.

Price: 249 USD

Location: Camden, Maine

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