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Roger the ranger A story of border life among the Indians
Roger the ranger A story of border life among the Indians
By:Eliza F. Pollard Published By:Double9 Books
About the Book
ñRoger the Ranger: A Story of Border Life Among the Indiansî by Eliza F. Pollard is a historical adventure set in 18th-century America, during a period of intense conflict between colonial settlers and Native American tribes. The novel centers on Roger, a brave and resourceful young man who becomes a key figure in the borderlands, navigating the dangers of frontier life.
As Roger and his family settle in this volatile region, they are drawn into the complexities of colonial conflict and the Indian Wars. The story explores the relationships between the settlers and the Native Americans, highlighting the cultural encounters and tensions that arise from their interactions. Roger's deep sense of family loyalty and courage drives him to protect his loved ones, often placing himself in perilous situations.
Throughout the novel, Roger's heroism is evident as he faces the challenges of wilderness survival, whether it's confronting hostile forces or enduring the harsh conditions of the frontier. His adventures are marked by moments of intense action and bravery.
Eliza F. Pollard weaves together themes of courage, loyalty, and the complexities of border life and of a time, when, survival depended on strength and ingenuity.
"Eliza F. Pollard (1838-1907) was a British author known for her historical novels, particularly those aimed at young readers. Born in London, Pollard developed an early interest in literature and history, which would later become the foundation of her writing career. She was particularly skilled at bringing historical periods to life, weaving detailed settings and vibrant characters into her stories. Pollard's novels often focused on significant historical events and figures, providing readers with both entertainment and education. Her works were characterized by meticulous research and a talent for storytelling, making historical events accessible and engaging for her audience. Among her notable works is “The Queen's Favourite: A Story of the Restoration,” which explores the court of Charles II and the complexities of Restoration England. In addition to her historical novels, Pollard wrote several other works that contributed to her reputation as a prolific and respected author. Her books were popular in their time and often used in educational settings to help students learn about history through compelling narratives.
Eliza F. Pollard's contributions to literature were significant in making history approachable and interesting for young readers. Her legacy continues through the lasting impact of her well-researched and vividly told historical novels."
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