"Prospect of New England. An addressable, lively, and experimental description of that part of America commonly called New England: discovering the state of that country, as to our new English settlers; and for the old natives. Author: William Wood, active in 1629-1635. This book is a documentary account of the discovery and exploration of New England, revealing not only the geographical features of the region, but also the relationship between the English settlers and the native inhabitants. The author describes in detail the life, customs, culture and natural conditions of New England, emphasizing the influence of settlers on the local population. The work of William Wood is a valuable document for the study of the history and culture of New England, which helps to better understand the dynamics of colonial relations in this region in the 17th century. The book provides a unique opportunity to plunge into the past and look at New England through the eyes of a witness and participant in historical events."