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• The Euro-Wabanaki Wars (17): Beginning of Queen Anne’s War
• The Euro-Wabanaki War (16): Maine after King William’s War  
• Euro-Wabanaki Wars (14): The Stagger Towards Peace in King William’s War
• Euro-Wabanaki Wars (13): Murderous raids of Madockawando in 1692.
• Euro-Wabanaki Wars (12): Expedition of Benjamin Church in 1690
• Euro-Wabanaki Wars (11): Sir William Phips tries to take Canada in 1690
• Euro-Wabanaki Wars (10): King William’s War – Destruction of Falmouth (May 25, 1690)
• Euro-Wabanaki Wars (9): Baron Saint-Castin, Guerrilla Leader of the Wabanaki
• Euro-Wabanaki Wars (8): Buildup to King William’s War (1688)
• Euro-Wabanaki Wars (7): The End of King Philip’s War
• Euro-Wabanaki Wars (6): A doleful slaughter at Black Point, Scarborough (June 1677)
• Euro-Wabanaki Wars (5): Mogg Hagen of Saco – Warrior and Diplomat
• Euro-Wabanaki Wars (4): Wabanaki Raids in 1676
• Euro-Wabanaki War (3): William Waldron’s Deceit (1675)
• Euro-Wabanaki Wars (2): Metacomet’s (King Philip’s) War erupts in Maine
• Euro-Wabanaki Wars (1): Settlements in Maine Before the Hostilities
• Early Settlement Period (1): Pilgrims in Maine
• Early Settlement Period (2):  Wabanaki trade at Pemaquid
• Early Settlement Period (3): Pemaquid becomes a Mid-Coast Trade Center
• Early Settlement Period (4): Dixie Bull – Maine’s First Pirate
• Early Settlement Period (5): Thomas Purchase builds an outpost at Pejepscot (Brunswick)
• Early Settlement Period (6): Ferdinando Gorges and the Council of New England
• Early settlement Period (7): Sir Ferdinando’s Grand Plan
• Early Settlement Period (8): Monhegan Island – The Cradle of New England
• Early Settlement Period (9): First Fishing Stations
• Early Settlement Period (10): Life on a 17th-century fishing station, Richmond Island, Casco Bay
• Early Settlement Period (11): Saco and Biddeford
• Early Settlement Period (12): Agamenticus (York)
• Early Settlement Period (13): Islands of Casco Bay
• Early Settlement Period (14): George Cleeve – Founder of Portland, Maine
• Early Settlement Period (15): The First English Government at Agamenticus
• Early Settlement Period (16): Governor Thomas Gorges’s Letter Home
• Early Settlement Period (17): Cleeve steals the Province of Lygonia
• Early Settlement Period (18): Cleeve struggles to control Lygonia
• Early Settlement Period (19): Cleeve tumbles and Massachusetts gains control
• Early Settlement Period (20): Wabanaki Land Sales
• Early Settlement Period (21): Maine in 1675
• The Wabanaki (1): Ethnicity
• The Wabanaki (2): Lifeways
• The Wabanaki (3): Winter hunts
• The Wabanaki (4): Leadership structure
• The Wabanaki (5): World view
• The Wabanaki (6): The Mawooshen Confederation
• The Wabanaki (7): Tarrentine Wars
• The Wabanaki (8): The Super Chiefs – Bashaba and Membertou
• The Wabanaki (9): Children of Gluskap
• The Wabanaki (10): Tales of Gluskap
• The Wabanaki (11): Land sales
• Early Contact Period (1): The first French settlement in Maine
• Early Contact Period (2): Champlain’s first explorations of coastal Maine
• Early Contact Period (3): Champlain’s second voyage to Maine
• Early Contact Period (4): Champlain’s third voyage down coast of Maine
• Early Contact Period (5): George Waymouth abducts five Etchemin
• Early Contact Period (6): Fate of the Etchemin Abducted by Waymouth
• Early Contact Period (7): Christopher Levett’s Voyage up the Coast (1623 – 1624)
• The Early Contact Period (8): Notable Wabanaki