Fishing, timber and the mast trade at the Piscataqua — and after 1760, an explosive rush inland.
Royal government fled in 1775; the Grants west of the Connecticut became Vermont in 1777.
The atlas holds 3 border frames for New Hampshire — the shape you scrub through changes in 1623 · 1679 · 1741.
Sets New Hampshire's timber, fishing and mast economy in the broader colonial picture (broad context, not NH-specific).
The northern New England frontier of settlement and Native war within which New Hampshire grew (broad regional context).
The standard monograph on the colony — covers the Piscataqua fishing/timber economy, the Masonian proprietorship, royal government, and the 1760s inland rush. More NH-specific than the two current entries.