But Miantonomo denied that he had planned a united attack on the settlements.
Miantonomo had already come about halfway, and, after holding a council with his chiefs, he decided to push on.
Not long after this, Miantonomo was accused of trying to unite all the Indian tribes against the English settlers.
It is a large, square block of granite with the name and the date carved upon it, “Miantonomo, 1643.”
This brought matters to a climax, for their chief, Sequassen, was related to Miantonomo and Miantonomo took up his quarrel.
