The Children of the New Forest by Frederick Marryat

The Children of the New Forest by Frederick Marryat

Orphaned when Roundhead soldiers burn their family home during the English Civil War, four royalist siblings take refuge deep in the New Forest, learning genuine self-sufficiency and survival skills while concealing their true noble identity from the surrounding political turmoil.

Marryat writes an early, influential example of children's historical adventure fiction, and the siblings' resourceful adaptation to forest life against a genuine historical backdrop established a template that influenced generations of subsequent children's survival stories.

A pioneering classic of children's historical adventure fiction.

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