Summary:
The book recounts the harrowing experience of a woman who was taken captive by Sioux warriors in 1864 during her journey on the Oregon Trail. It details her observations of Native American culture, her struggle for survival, and her eventual release after five months of captivity.
Key points:
1. Brutality of Captivity: Fanny Kelly's narrative reveals the harsh reality of being a Sioux captive, including physical and psychological abuse.
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