Taken beyond the Ohio the Indian captivity of Marie LeRoy & Barbara Leininger

Twelve-year-old Marie LeRoy has been trying to be a good mistress to her farming family-now dwelling on the Pennsylvania frontier. But nothing prepares her for the brutal attack on her home and other farms along Penn's Creek in October 1755. Taken prisoner, she and her friend, Barbara Leininger, liv...

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Main Author: Loder, Michael Wescott (Author)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: Kutztown, Pennsylvania : Hemlock Lodge Press, 2018.
Edition:First edition.
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Summary:Twelve-year-old Marie LeRoy has been trying to be a good mistress to her farming family-now dwelling on the Pennsylvania frontier. But nothing prepares her for the brutal attack on her home and other farms along Penn's Creek in October 1755. Taken prisoner, she and her friend, Barbara Leininger, live among the Delaware Indians for 3 1/2 years. In this personal and candid retelling of a true experience, Marie describes a hard, sometimes violent life mixed with brief moments of plenty, generosity and friendship. Moved to central Ohio-far from any rescue-she must find the courage to join Barbara and two other prisoners in an escape that can only mean death if recaptured. Historical fiction for ages eleven and older.
Physical Description:282 pages : illustrations, map, 20 cm
ISBN:9781388685249
1388685248