Thomas M. Wickman is Associate Professor of History and American Studies at Trinity College, Connecticut.
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Introduction 1. Snowshoes and indigenous winter ecologies 2. Overwintering, or when colonists stayed year-round 3. Seasons of violence and routes to safety in King Philip's war 4. Frigid nights and icy days in colonial Boston 5. Wabanaki winter knowledge in the coldest years 6. Snowshoe men and a new season of want 7. The idea of apolitical New England winters 8. Seasons and survivance Conclusion.
Introduction 1. Snowshoes and indigenous winter ecologies 2. Overwintering, or when colonists stayed year-round 3. Seasons of violence and routes to safety in King Philip's war 4. Frigid nights and icy days in colonial Boston 5. Wabanaki winter knowledge in the coldest years 6. Snowshoe men and a new season of want 7. The idea of apolitical New England winters 8. Seasons and survivance Conclusion.
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