"Narrative of the Captivity of William Biggs among the Kickapoo Indians in Illinois in 1788" by William Biggs, tells of a man's terrifying ordeal and courageous fight for freedom when he is seized by Kickapoo warriors, vividly portraying one man's survival in a world turned upside down. The book recounts the shocking moment that Biggs and his friend were taken prisoner by sixteen Kickapoo warriors. Biggs portrays sentiments of fear, strength, as he tries to adjust to life with the Indians. Biggs explains how he was tied up and moved, and how he tried to learn his captors' language and ways. Through courage and clever communication, he gains their respect which leads to his release and journey home, uncovering survival, cultural understanding, and human connections amid struggle.
Narrative of the Captivity of William Biggs among the Kickapoo Indians in Illinois in 1788
By William Biggs
Captured in a brutal Indian raid, a man must use every ounce of his wit and bravery to bridge the gap between two worlds and escape the bonds of captivity to return to his family.
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