The history of King Philip's War

INDEX.
The Arabic figures refer to the page in the body of the work ; the Roman
numerals to the Introductory portion. Names in italics are those of Indians.
A.
Abram, Zechary, 18.
Acufhnet, xxi. 109, 119.
Agawam in Wareham, 95, 140.
Aham, 85.
Akkompoin, 126.
Alderman, the flayer of Philip, 40,
147-152.
Alexander, or Wamfutta, brother of
Philip, 12.
Allen, Rev. James, 35; Samuel, 124
bis. ; Squire, 16.
Almy, 31 ; Chriftopher, xxix ; Horace,
36; Job, xxiii; Capt. John, xx. 1, 6,
31, 71, 141 ; Samuel, 36.
Alfop, Key, 65; Mary, 65.
Ames, John, 124.
Amos, Capt., 134.
Andros, Sir Edmund, 50.
Annatvon, xxi. 131, 149, 153, 163; cap-
ture of, 163-175; date of that event
difcuffed, 154, 155 ; put to death
contrary to Church's with, 179.
195
AmimpaJJi, 5.
Appleton, Major Samuel, 49.
Apponeganfett, 45. See " Ponegan-
fett."
Arnold, quoted, 17; BenedicT:, 38 ;
Lion,
xxxv i. ; Penelope, 3S; Rev. Samuel,
127 ;
Seth, xxvii.
Affawampfett, Pond and Neck, 13, 68,
107, 121, 123.
Affonett Neck, 6S.
AJfoivi'tough, 106.
AJuhmequn, a name of Majfafoit, 164.
Atvq/konks, a female fachem, xix. xx.
xxv. xxxiv. 1, 4, 6, 7, 9, 25, 75, 76,
80, 82, 89, 90, 96, 97, 98, 99; invited
by Philip to join in war with the col-
onifts, 6 ;
her interview with Church,
7
the addrefs of Church, from the party
; is detached, with her fubjects, by
of Philip, and fubmits to the Plymouth
government, 80-S4, 87 ; thefe
Indians prove ferviceable and faithful,
112, 120. See "Peter Awa-
lhonks."