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Great Sachem Metacom and Opening Guns

In 1662 Metacom, son of Massasoit, given the name Philip by the English, became Great Sachem of the Wampanoag Confederation after the death of his brother Wamsutta-Alexander. Philip and Alexander's Widow Weetamoo both believed that the Plymouth Colony had AFFLICTED Wamsutta, which Historians of typically interpreted as Poisoned, but which in a better translation out of the Wampanoag belief system would be CURSED! A spirit of animosity and sullen cooperation filled the Native Peoples of Southern New England from the Wampanoag and Massachusetts of the coast through the Naragansett, Nipmuck, River Tribes and even the Mahicans of the Berkshires. While it is typically thought that Philip actively worked to create a larger Confederation of the First Nations of New England, this video looks at the actual events that occur on the ground, with leaders of the previous generation of Native People like Uncas (Mohegan) and Ninigret (Niantic-Naragansett) attempting to weaken Philip's position as Wampanoag Grand Sachem to gain land or power themselves, which is as First Nations Politics had always been, except now the English were in the mix. Philip will be forced to thread the needle of competing Tribal plots to survive as Sachem and at the same time try to bring these often warring peoples together into a unit that might have a chance against what were now effectively 6 English Colonies not counting New York. Philip MAY have used the various incidents between tribes between 1662 and 1671 as "Cover" but however that may be, what would ultimately happen at Swansea in June of 1675, 350 years ago seems to have been less of a plan and more of a spontaneous uprising. Join me as I travel from Great Barrington in the Berkshire Hills through Royalston in the Worcester Highlands and finally end up at Swansea's Miles Garrison where the first shots of the war are fired! We will now be releasing 1 video per month from July 2025 through December of 2026 to commemorate this conflict that has so often been either forgotten,co-opted or misrepresented. I am trying to thread MY OWN NEEDLE!