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Written by two influential missionaries who played key roles in the colonization of New England, this book provides a fascinating glimpse into the interactions between Puritan settlers and Native Americans during the seventeenth century. Drawing on personal accounts and religious writings, the authors provide valuable insight into how these groups navigated their differences in language, culture, and religion.

This book serves as a guide for sailors navigating cyclonic storms in the Bay of Bengal. It includes information on the formation, tracks, and dynamics of these storms, as well as tips for sailors on how to stay safe during cyclones. This is a valuable resource for anyone venturing out into the Bay of Bengal during cyclone season.

This book offers a fascinating firsthand account of the efforts to evangelize Native American communities in colonial New England. Written by the missionary John Eliot and first published in 1670, the book describes the challenges and successes of the Puritan mission to the Nipmuck and other tribes. With its vivid descriptions and historical insights, this book is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the history of colonial America.

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John Eliot's treatise on government and his letter-book are important primary sources for the study of political theory and practice during the early 17th century. This edition, based on the original manuscripts in Port Eliot, offers a new perspective on this influential work.