Narratives of a Late Expedition Against the Indians: With an Account of the Barbarous Execution of Col. Crawford; and the Wonderful Escape of Dr. Knig

Dr. John Knight's harrowing account of his captivity at the hands of Native American warriors is a chilling survival story that will grip readers from beginning to end. Along with the narratives of H. H. Ed Brackenridge and John Slover, Knight's story sheds light on the complex and often brutal relationship between European settlers and Native American tribes in the early days of American history.

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