Title: Letters of Colonel Thomas Westbrook
First published: 1901
Description: "The documents here published appeared originally in the [New England Historic and Genealogical] Register.  They relate to the Indian war in Maine, which is often called 'Dummer's War' from the fact that Lieutenant - Governor William Dummer was commander-in-chief during the struggle.  From Dummer, Captain Westbrook received his commission as Colonel.  It is chiefly the orders and letters of the Lieutenant - Governor, and reports from the Colonel, that fill this volume.  To these are added the muster-rolls of thirty six companies and eight armed vessels.  
"Mr. Trask's notes possess the great value to be expected from one of his ability and experience as a genealogist and historian.  The portrait is that of William Dummer.  Typography and binding are fine, and there are indexes of persons and places."  (Book Notices, In: New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol. LVI, 1902, January  [Heritage Books Reprint 1998] p.104.)
Subjects: Eastern Indians, Wars with, 1722-1726, Indians of North America
Places: Maine
LC classification: E83.72 .T77