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The annotated papers of W. Sears Nickerson describing the first encounters between European explorers of the new world and the indigenous peoples he would eventually come to know as the Monomoyicks, the Nawsets, and the Sauquatuckets.
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Indians of North America--New England--First contact with Europeans, Indians of North America--New England--History, New England--History--Colonial period, ca. 1600-1775.
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1994
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E78.N5N53 1994eb
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974/.01
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Indians of North America--New England--First contact with Europeans, Indians of North America--New England--History, New England--History--Colonial period, ca. 1600-1775.
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Copyright 1994 Delores Bird Carpenter
All Michigan State University Press books are produced on paper which meets the requirements of American National Standard of Information SciencesPermanence of paper for printed materials ANSI Z39.481984.
Michigan State University Press East Lansing, Michigan 48823-5202
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Nickerson, Warren Sears, 18811966 Early EncountersNative Americans and Europeans in New England : from the papers of W. Sears Nickerson / [edited by] Delores Bird Carpenter. p. cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN 0-87013-351-9 (alk. paper) 1. Indians of North AmericaNew EnglandFirst contact with Europeans. 2. Indians of North AmericaNew EnglandHistory. 3. New England HistoryColonial Period, ca. 16001775. I Carpenter, Delores Bird. II. Title. E78.N5N53 1994 974.01dc20 94-19500 CIP
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To thank Nick who understands why and To honor my Cherokee heritage
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CONTENTS
Illustrations
ix
Acknowledgments
xi
Introduction
1
Before the Mayflower: The Vikings and the French
The Wineland of Leif the Lucky
45
First Blood: The Death of the Carpenter of St. Malo
54
The Fight at Fortun: Champlain at Stage Harbor
59
The Coming of the Mayflower
The Captain of the Mayflower
71
That Bright Dawn When Mayflower I First Sighted Cape
75
William Bradford's First Wife: A Suicide
88
The First Encounter
99
The Sparrow Hawk
102
The French, the English, and the Indians: War in the Colonies, 16901745
Mary Corliss Neff
109
How the Smiths Came to Cape Cod: Mary Smith of Oyster River
117
Honor Bright: Elizabeth Vickery and the French Privateers
123
Exploit of a Cape Cod Indian at Louisbourg, 1745
130
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Life and Legend on Cape Cod
A Cape Cod Colonial: Uncle Elathun's House
137
The Wading Place Path
145
Pompmo and the Legend of Paw Waw's Pond
150
Old Maushope's Smoke: A Cape Cod Indian Fog Legend
157
Native American History and Genealogy
The Praying Indians of Lower Cape Cod
167
The Old Sagamore: Mattaquason of Monomoyick
193
Micah Rafe, Indian Man: Last Full Blood on Lower Cape Cod
221
Bibliography
247
Index
253
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ILLUSTRATIONS
1. Champlain's drawing of the settlement on the island of Sainte Croix. By Permission of the Houghton Library.
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2. The fight with the Indians on the 15th of October 1606, at Chatham. By permission of the Houghton Library.
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