The Nipmuck Indians
The Nipmuck Indians
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Gookin and the Apostle Eliot visited Pakachoas Hill on their return from an excursion amono- the nations of red men entrusted to their paternal guardianship, Gookin being Indian superintendent, and Eliot generally ac- com})anying him. The following description affords a view of the condition of the Indians here previous to the b&ginning of King Philip's war, when so many of their kindred were exter- minated. Here is Gookin's account of his visit to Pakachoag Hill, to which he went with Eliot fr...om Dudley and Oxford : " We took leave of the Christian Indians at Chabanakongko- mon (Dudley), and took our journey 17th of 7th month (September 28, new style), 1674, by Manchage (Indian name for Oxford), to Pakachoag, which lieth from Manchage, north- west about twelve miles. We arrived there about noon. We repaired to the house of the Sagamore called John, alias How- wanninit, who kindly entertained us. There is another Saga- more belonging to this place, of kindred to the above, whose name is Solomon, alias Woonakochu, chief of the Tetaesett tribe, whose seat is on Asnebumskit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gookin and the Apostle Eliot visited Pakachoas Hill on their return from an excursion amono- the nations of red men entrusted to their paternal guardianship, Gookin being Indian superintendent, and Eliot generally ac- com})anying him. The following description affords a view of the condition of the Indians here previous to the b&ginning of King Philip's war, when so many of their kindred were exter- minated. Here is Gookin's account of his visit to Pakachoag Hill, to which he went with Eliot fr...om Dudley and Oxford : " We took leave of the Christian Indians at Chabanakongko- mon (Dudley), and took our journey 17th of 7th month (September 28, new style), 1674, by Manchage (Indian name for Oxford), to Pakachoag, which lieth from Manchage, north- west about twelve miles. We arrived there about noon. We repaired to the house of the Sagamore called John, alias How- wanninit, who kindly entertained us. There is another Saga- more belonging to this place, of kindred to the above, whose name is Solomon, alias Woonakochu, chief of the Tetaesett tribe, whose seat is on Asnebumskit.
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