The Captured
A True Story of Abduction by Indians on the Texas Frontier
by:
Scott Zesch
in:
U.S. History
Summary:
The book chronicles the experiences of white children who were abducted by Native American tribes in the 19th century Texas frontier, focusing on the story of the author's ancestor, Adolph Korn, and others who were assimilated into tribal cultures and faced complex identities upon their return to white society. It explores the cultural clashes between settlers and Native Americans, and the profound personal transformations of the captives, some of whom struggled to readjust to their original communities.
Key points:
1. Cultural Assimilation: The book discusses cultural assimilation through the experiences of children captured by Native American tribes.
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