From beggar and thief in 17th century England to a respected landowner in the early colonial Province of Maine, Marietta's Remembrances tell of her troubled childhood in rural England and London, her adventurous journey to the New World and the tribulations of surviving in a country dominated by strong willed men, fanatic Puritans and Indians.
About the Author
Virginia Chute was born in Portland, Maine and earned a BA and MA at the University of Maine. She taught English Literature and Introductory Philosophy for a few years and then owned and operated a used bookstore for twenty-three years She is married to poet and biologist, Robert M. Chute. They have a son and daughter (a writer and teacher, respectively).
Reviews
"[Virginia] Chute proved to be a knowledgeable historian on both sides of the Atlantic...she is an excellent storyteller and the creator of believable and enjoyable characters...The Remembrances of Marietta Lufford is solid historical context. It has a good strong story. The language is sustained and believable...this is an impressive work and a delightful read. Finally, it reveals much about the first European settlement in our region."
William David Barry, Maine Sunday Telegram
About the Author
Virginia Chute was born in Portland, Maine and earned a BA and MA at the University of Maine. She taught English Literature and Introductory Philosophy for a few years and then owned and operated a used bookstore for twenty-three years She is married to poet and biologist, Robert M. Chute. They have a son and daughter (a writer and teacher, respectively).
Reviews
"[Virginia] Chute proved to be a knowledgeable historian on both sides of the Atlantic...she is an excellent storyteller and the creator of believable and enjoyable characters...The Remembrances of Marietta Lufford is solid historical context. It has a good strong story. The language is sustained and believable...this is an impressive work and a delightful read. Finally, it reveals much about the first European settlement in our region."
William David Barry, Maine Sunday Telegram
