River of danger

by Denise J. Williamson

1990 128 pages eng

Religion & Spirituality Children's Fiction Literary Fiction

Seneca Indians Missionaries Indians of North America Christian life Juvenile fiction Fiction

Through the eyes of a Seneca boy, River of Danger follows missionary Samuel Kirkland's visit to Ganundasaga during a famine year. When Samuel Kirkland comes to live with the Seneca, Young-Wolf is livid. He is sure that the Englishman wants to steal from his people or destroy their way of life. The s…

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