The History of Maine from the Earliest Discovery of the Region By the Northmen Until the Present Time

This classic history of Maine includes the following chapters: 


I. Voyages of the Northmen and Other Early Explorers 

II. Voyages of Thevet, Pring, de Monts, and Weymouth 

III. The Expedition of Governor George Popham 

IV. The Failure of Popham’s Colony, and Its Attendant Results 

V. Explorations and Settlements 

VI. Progress of Settlements 

VII. Colonial Jealousies and Alienations 

VIII. The Province of Maine Annexed to Massachusetts 

IX. Political Agitations 

X. The First Indian War 

XI. The Horrors of War 

XII. Wars and Woes Continued 

XIII. Campaigns in the Wilderness 

XIV. King William’s War. — Queen Anne’s War 

XV. The Rival Claims of France and England 

XVI. British and Indian Diplomacy 

XVII. The Vicissitudes of War 

XVIII. The Progress and Termination of Lovewell’s War 

XIX. The Doom of the Indian 

XX. The Old French War, and the War of the Revolution Commenced 

XXI. The War of the Revolution: Falmouth in Ashes 

XXII. The War of 1812, and the Separation 

XXIII. Peace and Prosperity 

XXIV. The Scandinavian Immigration 

XXV. The Picturesque Attractions of Maine 

XXVI. Maine in the War of the Rebellion 

XXVII. Maine in the War of the Rebellion, Continued 

XXVIII. Agriculture and Manufactures 

XXIX. Popular Education