Friday, July 26, 2013

Another book!

Heidi found this book that deals with the same time period, places and people.

Insubordinate Spirit: A True Story of Life and Loss in Earliest America 1610-1665 by Missy Wolfe

From the Back Cover

The traumatic life of Elizabeth Winthrop, one of America’s earliest founders, challenged her family, her society, and her own soul. In response to intense pressures, she helped forge some admirable and some quite uncomfortable new directions for our country.
 
Insubordinate Spirit explores Elizabeth Winthrop’s life in 1600s America with the utopian English Puritans, the merchant Dutch, and the inflamed native Munsee. Her violent and troubled Eden springs to life through newly translated correspondence, previously undiscovered documents, and a wealth of recent scholastic research. Elizabeth’s remarkable story provides fascinating insights into the physical and intellectual hardships, dangers, and conflicts faced by all three cultures at this time, and their tragic combustion within New Netherland.

 

 

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