The Trials of Thomas Morton

This audiobook offers an in-depth examination of Thomas Morton, a controversial figure in early New England history known for his vision of coexistence between Algonquian peoples and English colonists. Through the lens of Morton’s life—marked by his defiance of Puritan values and repeated exiles—listeners will gain insight into the complex tensions and competing colonial philosophies of the time. The narrative presents a rich counterpoint to the familiar Puritan story, illuminating the formative decades that shaped American society.