issue of feminine correctness and injustice in America during the seventeenth century and that was Mary Rowlandson’s account. Rowlandson was taken captive and during her captivity experienced violence, physical strains and challenges during long journeys and was unable to produce her predicted female roles such as protecting her own children and unable to choose who she was able to marry. During this time period, women were seen as minorities and didn’t have a big role in society therefore they were
American Indians was that they assumed they themselves were a lot superior to them. But this view appears to change throughout Cabeza De Vaca’s account as he is