The history of King Philip's War

Day of
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29 Feb. '
8-1 1 Mar.
12 Mar.
26-28 Mar. 1
21 Apr,
12 May
19 May
6 June
8 June?
9 June?
10 June?
21 June
11-24 June
25 June
26 June
27 June
28 June
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CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE OF EVENTS.
Year.
67I
1
676
EVENT. Page.
Plymouth Council of War met at Marshfield ;
and Church advised the sending of 300
soldiers, one-third to be friend Indians ; but
the Council demurred 66-69
Church removes his family from Duxbury to
Rhode-Island 69-70
Clark's Garrison, in Plymouth, destroyed . 7 1
Rehoboth burned 66
Captain Wadsworth and his Company swallowed
up at Sudbury 66
Church's second son, Constant, born ... 7 1
Captain Turner surprises the Indians at the
great falls of the Connecticut, but is himself
killed 65
Church arrives at Plymouth, and meets the
General Court 7 2
Goes back, and on his way hails the Saconet
Indians 73 - 75
Church goes to Newport to get permission to
go and see Aruoashonks JJ
Goes across with Daniel Wilcocks to Treaty
Rock, and meets Awashonks and her Indians 7&~&5
Plymouth army to be ready to start for
Taunton 87
Fruitless efforts to get a vessel, and failure of
Anthony Low to aid the business . . . 86-87
Peter is started from Rhode-Island for Saconet
and Plymouth, to carry Awashonks's
submission 87
Army arrives at Pocasset 88
Church goes over to see Major Bradford and
the army 88
Went back to go to Awashonks to inform her
of the arrival of the army. Saw her, and told
her what to do, and returned to the army.
Peter and his two Saconet companions
appear before the Court at Plymouth . . 87