Re: Mohican Related Books and the Mohican Archives

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: : Well, Ms. E., here's a serious post from me that does not
: : include the words "naked" or "loincloth"...can you stand
: : the shock? Anyway, I checked out your Mohican book
: : archive, and it's outstanding. Here's a few more titles you
: : might want to check into. All are set in colonial American, 
: : all are written from the female POV. For nonfiction, Laurel
: : Ulrich's "The Midwife's Tale" based on the diaries of
: : a New England midwife is excellent. Two fiction titles by
: : Margaret Lawrence are "Hearts and Bones," and the
: : sequel "Blood Red Roses." They are the best books
: : I've read in years. A long-time favorite author of mine
: : is Janice Holt Giles -- her first book, "Hannah Fowler",
: : is set in 1750's Cain-tuck-ee. She wrote a whole series
: : based on the Fowler family -- start with Hannah and I
: : guarantee you'll want to read them all. 

: : Mary

: Mary,
: I must confess that I reread your post several times, searching for the buzz word or punch line...... none were to be found! Sooooo.....
: after catching my breath and regaining my composure, I can now reply as if there is nothing amiss.  (Don't do that to me! It's scary.)

: Thanks VERY much for those additional titles. "The Midwife's Tale" is one I have heard is excellent. It's oft quoted as a research source. The others I will check out and see if we can't squeeze them in as well. (Amazon.com must carry them for us to add them.) The colonial woman POV has been, I dare say, neglected???  I do trust your good judgment, though I don't know if it's any better than your aim.

: Thanks very much, Mary!


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