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A profound exploration of cultural intersectionality, 'Captives Among the Indians' delves into narratives of resilience and encounters between indigenous cultures and European settlers. Through a tapestry of firsthand accounts, journal entries, and reflective essays, this anthology encapsulates a range of literary styles'Äîfrom harrowing narratives to introspective prose. This collection illuminates the complex dynamics and negotiations endured by those captured in early American frontiers. While each piece stands alone in its evocative retelling, collectively, they shed light on the broader…mehr

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A profound exploration of cultural intersectionality, 'Captives Among the Indians' delves into narratives of resilience and encounters between indigenous cultures and European settlers. Through a tapestry of firsthand accounts, journal entries, and reflective essays, this anthology encapsulates a range of literary styles'Äîfrom harrowing narratives to introspective prose. This collection illuminates the complex dynamics and negotiations endured by those captured in early American frontiers. While each piece stands alone in its evocative retelling, collectively, they shed light on the broader socio-political landscape that shaped early American history. The anthology brings together the voices of James Smith, Massy Harbison, Francesco Giuseppe Bressani, and Mary White Rowlandson, whose writings draw from diverse experiences of captivity in different historical contexts. Emerging from a time when these stories served not only personal catharsis but also as pivotal cultural documents, the authors' varied perspectives offer a mosaic of insights. Their accounts align with themes central to historical and cultural studies, encouraging a deeper reflection on power structures, the fluid nature of identity, and cross-cultural understanding. Readers are invited to immerse themselves in this collection to appreciate its multifaceted examination of life among Indigenous communities from the settlers' viewpoint. This anthology offers a unique opportunity to gain historical insights, encouraging scholarly dialogue on colonial dynamics and indigenous resistance. 'Captives Among the Indians' is both an educational tool and a platform for diverse narratives, making it an indispensable resource for those wanting to understand the complexities of early American history through the shared yet distinct perspectives of its contributors.

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James Smith grew up in a small town in Georgia with a love for creative writing and always dreamed of writing a book. He retired after twenty years in the military, getting his BA in Criminal Justice and an MA in Performance Improvement in the process. When he retired in 2018, he revived his dream of being an author. This is his debut novel. His goal was to create not only a great story, but a series that engages the reader, introducing them to characters they can love, hate, and sometimes both. James is married with two daughters, and they currently live in Georgia.