Atala, Tr. by R. Marshall

This classic work of French literature tells the story of Atala, a Native American girl who falls in love with a young European man. Written by François René Chateaubriand, one of the most important writers of the Romantic movement in France, this book is a lyrical and moving exploration of love, life, and the clash of cultures in the early days of America.

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