Williams Escapes to Sowams Passes Winters with Massasoit
The Boston troops delay reaching Roger Williams in Salem. Williams travels south through harsh winter to Sowams where Chief Massasoit provides food and shelter. Indians live in bark covered wigwams with central fires and bear hunting via hollow trees and arrows. Corn is their staple food.
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Stories in Stamps by I S Klein and Wagner legend on stamps
A collage of notes and lore including Wagner's Flying Dutchman legend on a 1933 German stamp, a brief stamp craft on corn and cooking from colonial times, Williams and Seekonk river settlement hints, and a history leaflet offer from Uncle Ray with a request for a stamped return envelope.
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