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When the warriors returned and pursued the raiders, Captain Baker built numerous campfires, leading the Indians to believe the white party was much larger than it was, and the Indians abandoned the chase. Captain Baker's attitudes toward Indians had been colored by his capture in 1804 during the Deerfield raid; on the forced march to Canada he'd seen many of his fellow captives killed when they lagged behind. Later, Captain Baker escaped and returned to Massachusetts. " Page 10 Bald (general) Wherever a mountain's summit is naked of treesthrough fire, elevation, or other circumstancespeople frequently call it "bald," a name repeated in various forms on barren summits throughout the world.
In 1712, during the Indian wars, Indians engaged in games here were attacked by a party of whites from Haverhill, Massachusetts, led by Capt. Thomas Baker. Many Indians were killed in the battle, much fur was destroyed, and the victor's name was given to the river where the battle occurred. Another account of the incident says most of the camp's men were away at the time of the attack; old men, women, and children were the primary casualties. When the warriors returned and pursued the raiders, Captain Baker built numerous campfires, leading the Indians to believe the white party was much larger than it was, and the Indians abandoned the chase.
Steele of the White Mountain School in Littleton. We are also grateful to Peter E. Randall and Walter Wright for their assistance with the original manuscript. But since the book was originally published in 1980, and during our revision, we have become indebted to numerous other persons for their knowledge and goodwill. S. Geological Survey; and Rebecca E. Oreskes and other personnel with the White Mountains National Forest. We are especially grateful to Douglass P. Teschner, without whose encouragement this present book likely would not have happened.