Maggie Among the Seneca: Indian Captivity on the American Frontier
| Year of Publication |
1987
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| Publication Type |
Novel
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| Series Title |
Bread Sister trilogy, 2/3
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| Number of Pages or Episodes |
136 p.
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| Language |
English
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| Publisher |
Groundhog Press
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| City |
Springhouse, PA
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| Abstract |
Maggie, 16, hikes from Sinking Creek to Kittanning, where her aunt manages a tavern, but she is captured by Seneca and taken to New York state before being then returned to her aunt. |
| Author Biography |
Robin Moore (1950— ), since 1981, is a professional storyteller and the author of more than a dozen books. Born and raised in Central Pennsylvania, he earned a Masters in Oral Traditions and serves on the faculty of The Graduate Institute of Mitchell College. He now lives in Bucks County. William Sauts Bock (1939- ) is an illustrator. |
| Time |
1778 |
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