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All together now… witches and devils in a 1720 English woodcut. Image: Wellcome Collection
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“OUR FATHERS HAD PLENTY OF DEER AND OUR COVES WERE FILLED WITH FISH. BUT THESE ENGLISH HAVING GOTTEN OUR LAND, THEY CUT DOWN THE GRASS, THEY FELL THE TREES…WE SHALL ALL BE STARVED.”
Miantonomi, sachem of the Narragansett, 1641