The Princess Pocahontas

by Virginia Watson, George Wharton Edwards (Illustrator)

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Through the white forest came Opechanchanough and his braves- treading as silently as the flakes that fell about them. From their girdles hung fresh scalp locks which their silent Monachan owners did not miss.' (Excerpt from Chapter 1)

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Edwards, George Wharton	Illustrator	main author	all editions	confirmed

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The Legend of Pocahontas

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Through the white forest came Opechanchanough and his braves- treading as silently as the flakes that fell about them. From their girdles hung fresh scalp locks which their silent Monachan owners did not miss.' (Excerpt from Chapter 1)

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