Colonial New England and Indigenous-settler relations
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Colonial New England and Indigenous-settler relations
First published in 1824, Lydia Maria Child’s novel places Indigenous-settler relations at the center of its portrait of early colonial New England. This edition presents a work that marked the beginning of Child’s long career as a writer and activist, giving the book a place both in nineteenth-century American literature and in the history of her public life. Its subject offers a focused entry point into fiction engaging with the colonial past.
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A new edition of Lydia Maria Child's 1824 novel exploring Indigenous-settler relations in the early days of colonial New England, which launched her long career as a writer and activist.
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