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A Taunton River Journey: A Guide to Exploring the River, with History, Wildlife, Anecdotes, and Suggested Outings by Michael J. Tougias

Purchase from: The Taunton River Watershed Alliance
Cathy Kuchinski/ President/ P.O. Box 146/ Bridgewater, MA 02324
trwabrdg@ma.ultranet.com for an autographed copy of the book

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On the Taunton River in Taunton, MA, by Timothy Brown- "A Journey down the river and a Journey back in time": This book was written as a conoe journal for a day trip down the Taunton River. "Timothy Brown is a Taunton Native and had been canoeing rivers throughout New England all his life. But little did the East Taunton resident know that the greatest jewel of a river was in his backyard." (excerpt from May 18, 2003 article in the Taunton Sunday Gazette) Follow the authors love and passion for the river in this great guide book.

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King Philip's War : The History and Legacy of America's Forgotten Conflict by Eric B. Schultz, Mike Tougias, Michael J. Tougias, Michael Tougias

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Until I Have No Country : A Novel of King Philip's War in New England by Michael J. Tougias

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The Massachusetts Acheological Society is a non-profit corporation incorporated in 1939 to promote and encourage scientific research in archaeology, especially in New England.

Visit the Mass Archeological Society website at visit the
Robbins Museum of Archaeology
at 17 Jackson St, Middleboro, MA (508) 947-9005 to see exhibits of the rich prehistory of New England's Native Americans focusing on "People and the Land: 11,000 years in New England."