Hanson, Elizabeth Meader (1684–1737)
Hanson, Elizabeth Meader (1684–1737)
American writer. Born 1684 in New Hampshire; died 1737.
Taken captive by French and Native American raiders (1724), wrote account of her captivity, God's Mercy Surmounting Man's Cruelty (1728).
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