A Memoir Of The French Protestants, Who Settled At Oxford, In Massachusetts, A.d. Mdclxxxvi

Join historian Abiel Holmes on a fascinating journey back in time to the early days of French Protestantism, as he tells the story of the settlers who founded the town of Oxford, Massachusetts. This book offers a unique insight into the struggles and triumphs of an often-overlooked group of early American settlers.

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