Search The Directory The Web for Home > Regional > North America > United States > Connecticut > Society and Culture > Ethnicity > Native American > Pequot New! Submit a site   whatUseek Collection Sites (submit a site ):   Give your site great placement in this category in as little as two business days!     whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   A Brief History of the Pequot War - Reprint of text written by Major John Mason, chief Captain and Commander of Connecticut Forces during the time of the conflict.   Alfred A. Cave: The Pequot War - Review by Robert E. Weir of book published by the University of Amherst Press.   Narragansett Stalking Horse: The English Role in the Pequot War - Text by Clayton E. Cramer, with notes and bibliography.   Native American Authors: William Apess - Brief profile of the Pequot who lived from 1798-1839, along with online resources and list of titles by the author.   Pequot - Information from Britannica.com on the Algonquian-speaking Indians who lived in the Thames Valley in the 1600's.   Pequot History - Overview of location, population, language, villages, culture and associated tribes.   Pequot War - Illustrated overview of historical event.   Pequot War - Illustrated overview of historical event.   Pequot War 1637 - Description of event in which the Pequot nation was virtually destroyed.   The Eastern Pequot Indians of Connecticut - Official site of tribe, with map and photographs of the reservation, events calendar, news, list of Tribal Council members, Chairwoman's message, social and cultural report.   The Mashantucket Pequots - Educational site providing comprehensive historical information plus link to the present-day Museum and Research Center.   The Pequot War - Comprehensive overview, with map showing location of tribes.   The Pequot War - Comprehensive overview, with map showing location of tribes.   The Pequot War: A Television Documentary - Description of the actual event, plus information on the documentary being made for Public Television.   War With The Pequods - An excerpt from "Our Country", published in the late 1800's. Chronicles a part of American history where early American settlers experience fighting with Native American Indians.   William Apess - Biographical information plus links to related sites. Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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