A Handbook of New England volume 2
A Handbook of New England volume 2
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Clarkes Island in the river near Northfield has a tale of a buried treasure connected with the famous Captain Kidd. The red sandstone about here has yielded large numbers of fossil imprints of the so-called 'bird tracks' made by reptiles when the sandstone was a vast mud flat on the shore of an inland sea (pp 22, 465).
R. Lo § 4. E. BANK: MILLERS FALLS TO CHARLESTOWN 381 The site of Northfield was known to the Indians as Squakheags, meaning "a spearing place for salmon. " Settled in 1673, just ...before the outbreak of King Philip's War, it was during its early years a frontier outpost which tempted Indian attacks, so that its third and permanent settlement was in 1714. On Sept. 2, 1676, the Indians attempted the capture of the town. Captain Beers with thirty-six troopers was sent to the rescue from Hadley. The troopers, fearing an ambush, were on the lookout for Indians, but not a trace of them could be found. At the peaceful spot since known as Beers Plain they lingered to eat the wild grapes which lined the way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Clarkes Island in the river near Northfield has a tale of a buried treasure connected with the famous Captain Kidd. The red sandstone about here has yielded large numbers of fossil imprints of the so-called 'bird tracks' made by reptiles when the sandstone was a vast mud flat on the shore of an inland sea (pp 22, 465).
R. Lo § 4. E. BANK: MILLERS FALLS TO CHARLESTOWN 381 The site of Northfield was known to the Indians as Squakheags, meaning "a spearing place for salmon. " Settled in 1673, just ...before the outbreak of King Philip's War, it was during its early years a frontier outpost which tempted Indian attacks, so that its third and permanent settlement was in 1714. On Sept. 2, 1676, the Indians attempted the capture of the town. Captain Beers with thirty-six troopers was sent to the rescue from Hadley. The troopers, fearing an ambush, were on the lookout for Indians, but not a trace of them could be found. At the peaceful spot since known as Beers Plain they lingered to eat the wild grapes which lined the way.
What to read after A Handbook of New England volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Porter Edward Sargent to read onlineMoreLess
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