Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-06-17
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1t is remarkable fact, that among the thirty
millions OF people OF this mi ghty Republic Of the
New World, there are hut few. and those mostly
among our most learned men, who are in any
great degree familiar with the history OF the wars
of the glclt Wampanaga thiettaiu, k1SG IH1tIr,
against the coionists of New England, and their
Iudiau allies the VI ohFag ans. pu ing this san
culinary stru tglc, many scancs were enacted Of
the most startling description. ard many adyen-
tutcs made, by both thu " fte ani the red man,
almost too wonderful to believed. Little indeed
i. known Of the savage and merciless scenes en-
acted NJ Tlvcrjon rHuut9u, Dartmouth, Swanley,
Brookfeld, Lancaster, peerse!d, lladiey, and 9th
t"wrs II tae Colony and los, much less, l.
known OF the Massacre OF Bloody BROOK aud
event which struck more terror 10 the hearts Of
the coluni,t. and gave the Indians more courage
and co, fdence. than any event et the war. On
the field Of Bloody Brook, The Flower Of Essex,
a band Of nearly hun4rel young, euterprisIng,
adycntu Gus men, were attacked by a powerful
band Of siy4gcs, who had been lying in ambush
and unfortunately butchered eforc they had an
opportunity to make a defense Eight only cs.
capped e. relate the fate Of their comrades. All
the rest persisted on that blgody plain by the III
ncs, tomahawks, war.clubs and scalping knives Of
a thousand infatuated savaFes.
The most remarkable scenes and adventures of
Indian Roma &c, by HARRY HAZEL.
The characters portrayed in this work are the
men and women of those rude semi barharou. days
and in no war embraced in the history Of the An
glo->axun or Algonquin raees,wa there ever more
heruisr, more devotion, more sacrifices, more
hari.hps, more hciish intrigue more inhuman
acts, more subtlety and treachery than during the
terrible struggle which Enn IN iceland ended in
1917, commonly known kin: Philips War
The author has selected the most thrilin, and
inter- sting events Of that sansuinary period, at
tho same time only those which serve To deyelopt
a most ingcnpusly cantrived and MYSTERIOUS plot
one that cannot fail to cnchain the rcaiers aten-
ton until its full and fua development.
Those who have read the previous productions
from the pen Of HAIRY Hazel. do not require To
be told that there i man now living who can
compete with him in u story Of this character
He stands unriyaled in this class of literature.-
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