Narrative of My Captivity Among the Sioux Indians - With a Brief Account of General Sully's Indian Expedition in 1864, Bearing Upon Events Occurring in My Captivity

"A Pioneer Woman's Harrowing story of Frontier Experiences during the Opening of the West - Contents Include: Early History - The Attack and the Capture - My Husband's Escape - Beginning of my Captivity - Plan for Little Mary's Escape - Suffering from Thirst and Weariness - Powder River - The storm - Preparations for Battle - Mourning for the Slain - Meet another White Female Captive - Despair and Delirium - A Letter from Captain Marshall - Lost in the Indian Village - Fourteen Whites Killed - Scenes on Cannon Ball Prairie - A Prairie on Fire - Negotiations for my Ransom - Indian Customs - An Indian Tradition - I am Free!- Retrospection - Sad Fate of Little Mary - Reward Offered - Mother and Child - A Brutal Father - I Go to Washington - General Sully's Expedition - Poem to Mrs. Fannie Kelly - Certificate of Indian Chiefs - Certified Copies of my Correspondence with Captain Fisk - Statement of Lieutenant G.A. Hesselberg - Statements of Officers and Members of the Sixth Iowa Cavalry"