A colonial force of about 1,000 militiamen (mostly from Massachusetts but also from Plymouth Colony and Connecticut) fought a brutal and punishing campaign of reprisal which resulted in the deaths of about 6,000 Native Americans and thousands more being sold into slavery in the West Indies. This war was the bloodiest, in terms of the percentage of the population that died in it, in American history.
A colonial army of approximately 1,000 militiamen (primarily from Massachusetts but also from Plymouth Colony and Connecticut) waged a merciless and devastating campaign of retaliation that led to the deaths of around 6,000 Native Americans and thousands more being forcibly taken into slavery in the West Indies. This conflict was the most lethal, in terms of the percentage of the population that perished in it, in American history.