Speare, Elizabeth George

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.

The story of life in America from the founding of Jamestown to the Revolution told with accuracy and detail.

Miriam Willard has just been to her first dance when she is captured by Indians. Her hardships and ordeals are taken from the diary kept by a real captive in 1754.

Born in the Caribbean islands, Kit finds life in the Connecticut colony of her relatives to be extremely bleak and lonely. When her only friendship is discovered, she finds herself accused of witchcraft.

A young girl rebels against bigotry which culminates in a witch hunt and a breathtaking trial.

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.

An Englishwoman, Miriam Willard, becomes a captive during the French and Indian War in 1754. After a harrowing march north to Montreal she discovers a city filled with the intrigue of war.

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.

Born in the Caribbean islands, Kit finds life in the Connecticut colony of her relatives to be extremely bleak and lonely. When her only friendship is discovered, she finds herself accused of witchcraft.