The history of King Philip's War

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CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE OF EVENTS.
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The troops, marched into Mount-Hope Neck
to Keekkamuit, by a blunder, fired upon
each other, wounding Ensign Savage
found eight English heads, and Philip's
staved drums 22-24
The English begin to build a fort at Keekkamttit
25
Captain Fuller and Church, with six files,
start for Pocasset, and get over Bristol
Ferry to Rhode Island 27
Get over to Pocasset in the night .... 27
Pease-field Fight 28-40
Church goes back to Rhode-Island for provisions
40
A fruitless expedition starts in pursuit of
Weetamoe 40-42
It starts again in a sloop for Fall River, has
a skirmish, and gets back 42- 44
Our forces go from Mount Hope Neck Fort
to Rehoboth 44
To Gardner's Neck 44
To Taunton 44
They march to Pocasset, and attack Philip, 44
Philip gets away by rafts across the Taunton
river, and flees to the Nipniuk Country . 44 - 47
Acushnet (Dartmouth) destroyed by the Indians
44
Another Fort built at Pocasset 47
Remainder of the summer "improved" in
nursing these Forts, while the Indians were
recruiting in the Nipmuk Country and
west as far as Albany 48
Church starts from Boston with Governor
Winslow on an expedition against the Narragansetts,
and gets to Rehoboth [to Myles's
Garrison?] 49
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