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HOPE LESLIE: OR, EARLY TIMES IN THE MASSACHUSETTS.
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HOPE LESLIE, VOLUME II.
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In the tangled forests and bustling towns of early Massachusetts, a young woman named Hope Leslie moves with a blend of curiosity and determination. When she encounters the enigmatic Indian woman Magawisca, a fleeting exchange over a pair of moccasins opens a doorway to hidden family ties and whispered secrets. Hope’s instinct for justice and her willingness to cross cultural boundaries set the scene for a story that intertwines personal loyalty with the broader clash of peoples.
The novel follows Hope as she navigates a world where loyalty, love, and survival are constantly tested. A clandestine meeting at a burial ground promises news that could reshape her understanding of her sister’s fate, while the ever‑present tensions between settlers and Native tribes loom large. Listeners will be drawn into a richly detailed portrait of colonial life, where every choice carries weight and hope flickers amid uncertainty.
Language
en
Duration
~6 hours (374K characters)
Release date
2025-05-05
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1789–1867
An early American novelist who helped shape a distinctly national literature, she wrote lively, morally thoughtful fiction that was widely read in the United States and abroad. Her best-known work, Hope Leslie, is still admired for its vivid storytelling and independent-minded characters.
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