A briefe discription of New England and the severall townes therein / together with the present government thereof
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A firsthand manuscript by an early resident surveys the coastal and riverine regions of colonial New England, offering place-by-place descriptions of harbors, towns, waterways, and inter-town distances; accounts of local industries such as fishing, cattle raising, and the fur trade; summaries of land patents and proprietors; observations on relations and trade with Indigenous peoples; and notes on competing jurisdictional claims and governance. The work combines practical guidance for settlers and merchants with administrative detail about settlement patterns, resources, and navigational and defensive features of the region.
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