The History of Bristol Ri volume 1
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calling- out the Ply- mouth Colony troops, notified the Massa- chusetts govenior of the state of affairs, and appointed the fol- lowing Thursday to be observed as a day of fasting and prayer. The Plymouth forces reached Swansey June 21, and were posted at Major Brown's house and at Miles' Bridge. * These garrisons were at Mattapoiset, in Swansey, twelve miles from Mount Hope. In Swansey, then a town covering some miles of territory, the first English blood was shed. A party had been sent out fr...om the garrison at ^[attapoiset to Ijring in some corn which had been left in a deserted house. The Indians fell upon them and killed and mortally wounded six men. The noise of the fighting was heard at the garrison, but the affair was over before reinforcements came. It is said that Philip wept when he heard of the death of these men. On the 24th of June the colonists were again attacked while returning from the fast day service. One man was killed and two were wounded.
The main body of the forces was stationed at Miles' Bridge, because over this was the best route to Philip's country, but Philip by this time had begun to fear lest he might be hemmed in upon the Mount FIopc peninsula, and so on June 29th, with all his men, he left Pokanokct and passed over to Po- casset (Tiverton).
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calling- out the Ply- mouth Colony troops, notified the Massa- chusetts govenior of the state of affairs, and appointed the fol- lowing Thursday to be observed as a day of fasting and prayer. The Plymouth forces reached Swansey June 21, and were posted at Major Brown's house and at Miles' Bridge. * These garrisons were at Mattapoiset, in Swansey, twelve miles from Mount Hope. In Swansey, then a town covering some miles of territory, the first English blood was shed. A party had been sent out fr...om the garrison at ^[attapoiset to Ijring in some corn which had been left in a deserted house. The Indians fell upon them and killed and mortally wounded six men. The noise of the fighting was heard at the garrison, but the affair was over before reinforcements came. It is said that Philip wept when he heard of the death of these men. On the 24th of June the colonists were again attacked while returning from the fast day service. One man was killed and two were wounded.
The main body of the forces was stationed at Miles' Bridge, because over this was the best route to Philip's country, but Philip by this time had begun to fear lest he might be hemmed in upon the Mount FIopc peninsula, and so on June 29th, with all his men, he left Pokanokct and passed over to Po- casset (Tiverton).
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