Captured and Tortured

This collection features 57 firsthand accounts from colonial-era captives who experienced the life, customs, and brutality of Native Americans during times of conflict. The narratives vividly depict various forms of torture and violence inflicted by different tribes, as well as instances of kindness and deception. Readers gain unique insights into the daily struggles of colonists living on the run from hostilities and conquest, often relying on their faith to endure these harrowing experiences. Some content is graphic and suitable for mature audiences only.