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A Narrative of Captivity and Restoration by Mary Rowlandson (1682 CE) - #48
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Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners by John Bunyan (1666 CE) - #44
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Mary Rowlandson, a British native living in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, shares her terrifying experience: being forced from her home, witnessing the brutal murders of neighbors and family members, and being separated from her children, save one dying in her arms from a gunshot wound.
In 1675, American colonists were in the middle of a Native American conflict between several New England tribes and the British and their Indian allies. King Philip's ...more
Mary Rowlandson, a British native living in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, shares her terrifying experience: being forced from her home, witnessing the brutal murders of neighbors and family members, and being separated from her children, save one dying in her arms from a gunshot wound.
In 1675, American colonists were in the middle of a Native American conflict between several New England tribes and the British and their Indian allies. King Philip's ...more
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I read this as part of the WEM booklist. It was really interesting to read a primary account from this time period. This was a fast read and hard to put down. The author's faith in God and the comfort she found in the Bible was really inspiring.
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This edition has a lot of nice stuff to go along with it.
Aug 16, 2019
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Dec 30, 2019
Christine
marked it as to-read
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