The Indian Names of Boston, and Their Meaning

"The Indian Names of Boston, and Their Meaning" by Eben Norton Horsford delves into the etymological origins of place names in and around Boston, Massachusetts, tracing their roots to the languages of the Native American tribes who originally inhabited the area. This meticulously researched work explores the historical context and cultural significance embedded within these names, offering insights into the interactions between early settlers and the indigenous population. Horsford's book provides a fascinating glimpse into the linguistic landscape of colonial New England, preserving a vital piece of local history and shedding light on the enduring legacy of Native American influence on the region's geography and nomenclature.

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