A Narrative of the Captivity of Mrs. Horn, and Her Two Children With Mrs. Harris, by the Camanache Indians ...

This firsthand account of a harrowing experience of captivity and escape during the early 19th century is a gripping read. Sarah Ann Horn, along with her two young children and a companion, were captured by a group of Native Americans in Texas and held captive for several months. Horn's account offers valuable insights into the experiences of both captives and captors during this turbulent period in American history.

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