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The Deerfield Massacre" is a mostly absorbing, deeply researched book that spans about 300 pages, but its most potent words may be this unassuming quartet: "Pocumtuck (later renamed Deerfield)." Those four words say a mouthful. Deerfield was a town that, because it was on the western edge of Amer
Deerfield was a town that, because it was on the western edge of American civilization in the 1700s, was repeatedly attacked by Native people, including a violent 1704 siege eventually
“The Deerfield Massacre” by James L. Swanson. Scribner, 273 pages, $30.
Currently showing on Apple TV+ is “Masters of the Air,” a critically acclaimed program based on the true-life experiences of U.S. airmen fighting against Nazi Germany in World War II.
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