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King Philip's War, America's Forgotten
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Eric Schultz and Michael Tougias,
best-selling authors of King Philip’s War: The History and Legacy of
America’s Forgotten Conflict, and present day Wampanoag historians. Filmed
live at Plimoth Plantation and other locations around New England, and
including informative maps illustrating battle sites and historical markers.
A comprehensive 26 minute video of America’s costliest war per capita and
the events that led up to it. On June 20, 1675, the great Wampanoag chief,
Metacom, known by the English settlers as King Philip, attacked the
settlement at Swansea, Massachusetts precipitating the bloody war that
destroyed his tribe and nearly bankrupted the Plymouth and Massachusetts Bay
Colonies of New England. Before the war ended in August of 1676 with the
death of Philip, 3000 native Americans and 800 English had been killed; a
staggering mortality given the population of that time. (26 mins.)
ORDER CODE: BM104V
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