Jeremiah Hubbard Knihy

An account of the establishment and growth of a Quaker meeting of indigenous peoples in the mid-19th century. Hubbard's memoir offers valuable insights into the relationships between settlers and Native Americans during a pivotal time in American history.

This memoir from a 19th-century teacher provides a fascinating glimpse into the challenges and rewards of educating young people during a time of great cultural and social change. From the difficulties of managing a rural school to the joys of watching his students progress, author Jeremiah Hubbard's account is a touching and insightful read.