New England Massacre Tale in Early American Sketch
A fragment from a Cincinnati newspaper, February 3 1858, reflects on New England battles and massacres. It ponders the remote hills where conflict occurred and the enduring memory of fallen settlers, portraying New England as land of intellect and virtue.
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