Betrayal of Faith

Discover the profound narrative in Betrayal of Faith by Emma Anderson, published by Harvard University Press in 2007. This captivating biography spans 318 pages and delves into the intricate dynamics between Christianity and Native American religion during the colonial era in North America.

Through the compelling story of Pastedechouan, Anderson sheds light on the struggles faced by both Native and non-Native peoples in preserving and imposing their religious identities across the 17th-century Atlantic. The book not only captures the historical context but also resonates with contemporary issues surrounding the interactions between indigenous and settler communities.

Engage with this essential work that combines American history, biography, and a deep exploration of cultural identity. Betrayal of Faith is a must-read for anyone interested in the complexities of faith, history, and the enduring impact of colonialism.