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(INDIAN CAPTIVITY.) Johnson, Susannah. A Narrative of the Captivity of Mrs. Johnson... Second Edition. 144 pages. 12mo, contemporary 1/4 calf,
(INDIAN CAPTIVITY.) Johnson, Susannah. A Narrative of the Captivity of Mrs. Johnson... Second Edition. 144 pages. 12mo, contemporary 1/4 calf, worn; foxing, second signature sprung and stitched back in, one leaf torn with minor loss. Windsor, 1807
- Notes: The first edition of 1796 is quite scarce. "One of the most interesting of all the Indian captivities. She was captured at Charlestown, New Hampshire, in 1754, carried through what is now Vermont to Canada where she resided several years, and returned to New Hampshire by the way of England and New York"--Sabin 36327; Ayer 120; Eberstadt 122:211; Siebert Sale 444; Howes J153.
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