Maconaquah’s Story: The Saga of Frances Slocum

$16.87

Author: Kitty Dye

Description:  The true story of a little girl abducted by Indians, raised to be one of their own, and discovered again by the Slocum family as an old woman.

Size:  5-1/2 x 8-1/2 Paperback - 167 Pages

Published:  2000 (Revised Edition)

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