Speare, Elizabeth George

Kit Tyler on a visit to colonial Connecticut from her home in Barbados becomes friendly with Hannah the witch, teaches a little girl to read, and is thus saved in the ensuing witch hunt.

Panorama of life in the early American colonies from Jamestown to the Revolution, illustrated with many photographs and drawings. May be used as an introduction to Tunis' Colonial living.

Panorama of life in the early American colonies from Jamestown to the Revolution, illustrated with many photographs and drawings. May be used as an introduction to Tunis' Colonial living.

Panorama of life in the early American colonies from Jamestown to the Revolution, illustrated with many photographs and drawings. May be used as an introduction to Tunis' Colonial living.

Panorama of life in the early American colonies from Jamestown to the Revolution, illustrated with many photographs and drawings. May be used as an introduction to Tunis' Colonial living.

Panorama of life in the early American colonies from Jamestown to the Revolution, illustrated with many photographs and drawings. May be used as an introduction to Tunis' Colonial living.

Panorama of life in the early American colonies from Jamestown to the Revolution, illustrated with many photographs and drawings. May be used as an introduction to Tunis' Colonial living.

A father reluctantly leaves his thirteen-year-old son alone in the Maine wildneress while fetching the rest of the family. The boy survives only when befriended by a band of Penobscot Indians.