The Settler's Daughter and the Indian Chief Bride
In early colonial Connecticut an Indian attack threat looms as Eva, daughter of a settler, wanders toward the river with Lt Cooper near Long Falls. A warning by a friendly Native signals danger as Eva encounters hostile forces and a tense forest pursuit begins.
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