Narrative of the Captivity and Restoration of Mrs. Mary Rowlandson

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1. THE PREFACE TO THE READER
2. A NARRATIVE OF THE CAPTIVITY AND RESTAURATION OF MRS. MARY ROWLANDSON
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• The second Remove
  Jim Groom says: Moreover, how much of the tale is about Increase Mather's consolidation of a particular logic of a New World inflected faith. particularly in relationship to competing identities. [...]
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  Jeff says: How much of Rowlandson's tale here is about her faith and how much about the tale itself? [...]
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  Jim Groom says: Possibly the most horrific vision of the Praying Indian is the mention in this paragrpah wherein the Praying Indian has "Christian fingers" around his neck as adornments to a necklace. [...]
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  Jim Groom says: In the middle of this paragraph there is yet another mention of the Praying Indian. The Praying Indian in this mention sold her 10 year old daughter for a gun. Each mention of the praying Indian in [...]