The Narrative of Mrs. Mary Rowlandson's Captivity and Deliverance is Mary Rowlandson's compelling narrative of her own experience of captivity among Native American tribes during the Anglo-Indian Wars of the 17th century. This book authentically recreates the feelings of fear, loss, faith and hope that accompanied Mary throughout her captivity and eventual liberation. She shares with the reader her darkest moments, but also shows her strength of spirit and will to survive. This book sheds light on a difficult period of New England history and the role of women during that time, making it an essential read for lovers of history and literature.