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2 years ago
13

In at least one hundred words, describe the interactions between Rowlandson and the Native Americans she lived with.

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Mashcka [7]2 years ago
8 0
Mrs. Rowland's story can either be good or bad. She was captured along with her children, and she was separated from them against her will. She had sewn clothes for the Indians in exchange for food, but they did not harm her. Instead, they have given her a Bible and was released after the ransom was paid by her husband. Her family was reunited after their captivity in 11 weeks.
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