More Stories of Native Americans Other Indian Events of New England Includes Colorful Tales and Illustrations! Compiled by Allan Forbes in 1941, Other Indian Events of New England was a follow up to an earlier booklet on early American Indians. Both volumes were apparently produced as premium or advertising pieces for the State Street Trust Company of Boston. A reprint of the first volume, Some Indian Events of New England is also available. Other Indian Events of New England is a NEW 54-page 8.5" x 11" reproduction is printed on 60# offset paper, and includes all of the original 102 pages. The front cover is protected by a vinyl sheet. Some of the chapter titles are: "Governor Winthrop and His Indian Visitors," "Nantucket and the Indian," "Indian Games," "Journey Cake -- Jonny-Cake" "Queen Awashonks,", "King Philip and the Taunton Treaty," "Natick and Nonatum," "Hannah Dustin of Haverhill," and "Harvard and the Indian." Wouldn't this make a unique gift?
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More Stories of Native Americans Other Indian Events of New England Includes Colorful Tales and Illustrations! Compiled by Allan Forbes in 1941, Other Indian Events of New England was a follow up to an earlier booklet on early American Indians. Both volumes were apparently produced as premium or advertising pieces for the State Street Trust Company of Boston. A reprint of the first volume, Some Indian Events of New England is also available. Other Indian Events of New England is a NEW 54-page 8.5″ x 11″ reproduction is printed on 60# offset paper, and includes all of the original 102 pages. The front cover is protected by a vinyl sheet. Some of the chapter titles are: «Governor Winthrop and His Indian Visitors,» «Nantucket and the Indian,» «Indian Games,» «Journey Cake — Jonny-Cake» «Queen Awashonks,», «King Philip and the Taunton Treaty,» «Natick and Nonatum,» «Hannah Dustin of Haverhill,» and «Harvard and the Indian.» Wouldn’t this make a unique gift?