Ep. 41 Notes

After the failed Saybrook Conference and expedition of John Endecott the English concern was growing. That concern was quelled from an unlikely source: Roger Williams. The recently exiled preacher would help to set the course for Puritan dominance for generations. Williams skillfully navigated the tough waters of both the current controversy revolving around the Pequots but also the persistent reputation of the English in general. Williams was masterful!

Karen Ordahl Kupperman:

Indians and English: Facing Off in Early America

Written and Narrated by Jeff Nichols

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