"An Address to the People of New England, Reflecting the Extreme Importance of Joining the Indians to Their Interests, Not Only by Treating Them Justly and Kindly, but Using Due Efforts to Spread Christianity Among Them," is the work of the famous American preacher and social worker, Samuel Hopkins. In the book, the author examines the relationship between European settlers and local Indian tribes, emphasizing the need for justice, mercy and the spread of Christianity among the Indians. This work has become an important document in the history of interaction between the two cultures and reflects important principles of justice and humanism.