Illustrated with 35 woodblock prints by Richard Bosman. 17x12¾, quarter cloth and boards, paper spine label. From an edition of 425 copies printed on Rives Heavyweight paper, signed by Bosman.

Indian captivity narratives were popular reading in the United States before the vanishing of the frontier, and they are one of the earliest forms of American literature. The brief and bloody chronicle of Hannah Duston may be the most enduring, as it was told and retold for over a hundred and fifty years by authors of literary distinction. With prospectus laid in.