Yamoyden, a Tale of the Wars of King Philip: In Six Cantos
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This epic poem tells the story of the conflict between Native American tribes and English colonizers during the time of King Philip's War. Through vivid descriptions of battle scenes, the struggles of the indigenous people, and the divided loyalties of the colonists, Eastburn creates a haunting and powerful narrative that stands as a testament to the ongoing struggles for justice and self-determination.
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