The annotated papers of W. Sears Nickerson describing the first encounters between European explorers of the new world and the indigenous peoples he would eventually come to know as the Monomoyicks, the Nawsets, and the Sauquatuckets.
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W. Sears Nickerson (1880-1966) combined a personal interest in genealogy and a passion for New England history to chronicle Native American and early European settler encounters and life in the Cape Cod area. These essays, topically arranged with introductions written by the editor, cover the pre-Mayflower Viking and French exploration of the regio
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