1907. 194p. 

"The Captivity of Mrs. Johnson" is a compelling narrative that chronicles the harrowing experiences of Mrs. Johnson during her captivity by Native Americans in the early Colonial period. This reprint is part of a series that aims to preserve important historical accounts, providing insights into the customs and dangers of Colonial life. The book not only serves as a fascinating story but also as a valuable resource for understanding the complexities of early American history, showcasing the resilience of individuals amidst the challenges of captivity and cultural encounters.