A Narrative of the Life and Travels of Mrs. Nancy Prince
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A first-person memoir traces a woman's New England origins, family background shaped by enslavement and escape, marriage, and a life shaped by long voyages. She recounts an extended residence in Russia and the customs she observed there, voyages to the West Indies with vivid descriptions of tropical climate and landscapes, and maritime hazards including a shipwreck and port-city experiences. Interspersed are accounts of business endeavors, reflections on liberty and religion, and observations of social conditions across the places she visited. The tone combines personal recollection with travel reportage and descriptive natural history.
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