Grateful acknowledgment is made for permission to use the following:
Cover portrait by Tim O’Brien.
Cover background: “Braddocks Defeat” July 9, 1755 by Edwin Deming, 1903. Wisconsin Historical Society, WHi-1900.
Quaker man and woman, Haverford College Quaker & Special Collections, Haverford, Pennsylvania.
Lenape man, drawing by Dr. Herbert Kraft, Lenape Lifeways Inc., Stanhope, New Jersey.
Lenape woman, ibid.
Farm scene, Library of Congress.
Geography in an Early Friends School, drawing by J. Walter West.
Friend’s Meeting House, North Wind Picture Archives, Alfred, Maine.
William Penn meeting with the colonists, Library of Congress.
Deed from Delaware Indians to William Penn, The Historical Society of Pennsylvania (HSP), Treasures, 0060_0003_001, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Penn’s Treaty with the Indians, 1771–1772, painting by Benjamin West, oil on canvas, 75 ½ x 107 ¾ in. Acc. No: 1878.1.10, Courtesy of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Gift of Mrs. Sarah Harrison (The Joseph Harrison Jr. Collection).
Portrait of La-Pa-Win-Soe, Library of Congress.
Building of longhouse, drawing by Dr. Herbert Kraft, Lenape Lifeways Inc., Stanhope, New Jersey.
Interior of longhouse, ibid.
Lenape women in garden, ibid.
Canoe building, ibid.
Captive narrative, Library of Congress.
Returning the captives, ibid.
Lenape chant, from The Delaware Nation in Bartesville, Oklahoma, as told to The Churchville Nature Center, Churchville, Pennsylvania.
Map by Jim McMahon.
Map by Heather Saunders.
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may be based on actual historical events and real people,
Catharine Carey Logan is a fictional character, created by the author,
and her diary and its epilogue are works of fiction.
Copyright © 1998 by Mary Pope Osborne
Cover design by Elizabeth B. Parisi
Cover portrait by Tim O’Brien, © 2011 Scholastic Inc.
Cover background: Braddock’s Defeat by Edwin Deming, courtesy of the Wisconsin Historical Society
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Osborne, Mary Pope
Standing in the light: the captive diary of Catharine Carey Logan, Delaware Valley,
Pennsylvania, 1763 by Mary Pope Osborne p.cm. — (Dear America; 10)
Summary: A Quaker girl’s diary reflects her experiences growing up in
the Delaware Valley of Pennsylvania and her capture by Lenape Indians in 1763.
ISBN 0-590-13462-0 (alk. paper) 1.Indian captives — Pennsylvania — Juvenile fiction.
[1.Indian captives — Pennsylvania — Juvenile fiction. 2.Delaware Indians —
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