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by J. Todd Gillette (Author)
Transcribed in 1846 by a young teacher bound in audience to the feared and marginalized former Indian captive--first by force, then by idealism and growing, if guarded, empathy--The Second Narrative presents John Tanner in the unquiet night of his life, a man yet lost between worlds and homes, at once retributive, philosophical, and egregiously human.