Mary Rowlandson, a seventeenth century Massachusetts settler, wound up noticeably entrapped in King Philip's War, which was a war between Native Americans and British pilgrims. She, alongside her kids, was caught by Native Americans and held a detainee for recover. Gratefully, her life was safeguarded; in any case, a significant number of her relatives and companions were murdered. She recorded the trial in what is viewed as one of the principal incredible "imprisonment stories."