Trust And Treachery

Prologue: From England To Persia, 1588-1625
Cambridge, July 1626
Cambridge, Early December 1630
The Atlantic Ocean, January-February 1631
The New World, Massachusetts, February 1631
Boston And Along The Charles River, March 1631,
…A Month Following Roger And Mary’s Arrival
Salem, Massachusetts, March 1631
Salem, Late March 1631
Boston And Salem, April 1631
Boston And Massachusetts Bay, April 1631
Massachusetts Bay, April 1631
Plymouth Colony, August 1631
Boston, August 1631
Plymouth Colony, August 1631
Long Island, November 1631
Boston Colony, November 1631
Plymouth Colony, November 1631
Boston And Plymouth Colony, November 1631
Boston And Plymouth Colony, December 1631
Wampanoag Village And Plymouth Colony, October 1633
Plymouth And The Wampanoag Village, November 1633
Boston, November 1633
Boston, Plymouth, And Salem, November 1633
Boston And Salem, Late November And December 1633
Boston And Salem, December 1633-Spring 1634
Salem And Boston, Summer-November 1634
Salem And Boston, January-Spring 1635
Boston And Salem, Spring-Summer 1635
Boston And Salem, Summer 1635
Boston, Summer 1635
Boston, September-October 1635
Salem And Boston, October 1635
Boston, October 1635
Aboard Ship And In Salem, October 1635
Boston And Salem, October 1635-January 1636
The Massachusetts Forest, January 1636
The Massachusetts Wilderness, January-February 1636
The Seekonk River, Spring 1636
Aquidneck Island, Late Spring-Summer 1636
Aquidneck Island, Summer 1636
Aquidneck Island And The Connecticut Territory, October 1636
Boston, October 1636
Providence And Boston, October 1636
Boston, March-Early Spring 1637
Providence, Rhode Island, March-April 1637
Narraganset Bay And Salem, April 1637
Providence, May 1637
Boston, May 1637
Providence, May 1637
Providence, August 1637
Boston, August 1637
Providence, Late September 1637
Study Hill And Providence, November 1637
Providence And The Narraganset Village, February-March 1638

Additional Info
It was a time of great adventure, when London merchants looked westward for profits and Puritans looked westward for freedom. None tested the boundaries of civil and religious obedience more than Roger Williams. Minister, statesman, explorer, and champion of religious liberty, Roger Williams was the consummate man for these daring times. In Trust and Treachery, authors Linda Kraeger and Joe Barnhart take readers inside the life and times of Roger Williams with a literary sense of immediacy a typical biography could never capture.