Atun-Shei Films | America's First Conspiracy @AtunSheiFilms | Uploaded December 2022 | Updated October 2024, 1 week ago.
When we think of conspiracies in American history, 17th century Massachusetts is not typically what comes to mind. Nonetheless, proof of a diabolical colonial conspiracy may lie deep within the colonial muster rolls of King Philip's War.

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~REFERENCES~

[1] Dennis A. Connole. The Indians of the Nipmuck Country of Southern New England, 1630-1750: A Historical Geography (2001). McFarland & Company Publishing, Page 45-47

[2] Kyle Zelner. Rabble in Arms: Massachusetts Towns and Militiamen in King Philip’s War (2009). New York University Press, Page 71-78

[3] Increase Mather. A Brief History of the War with the Indians in New England (2013 Edition; originally published 1676). Ostara Publishing, Page 15-25

[4] Gordon Harris. “Daniel Dennison.” Historic Ipswich Blog historicipswich.org/2021/03/22/daniel-denison

[5] George Bodge. Soldiers in King Philip’s War (1891). Printed for the Author, Page 4-5, 81-88

[6] Bodge, Page 17-21

[7] Zelner, Page 52-55

[8] Zelner, Page 109-115

[9] Zelner, Page 100-107

[10] Zelner, Page 164-166, 214-217

[11] Mather, Page 24-25