Fathers and Crows

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Fathers and Crows is a historical novel by William T. Vollmann that explores the violent and complex encounters between French colonizers and Indigenous peoples in 17th-century North America.

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instanceOf historical novel
author William T. Vollmann
countryOfOrigin United States
featuresHistoricalFigure Isaac Jogues
Jean de Brébeuf
Samuel de Champlain
featuresIndigenousGroup Algonquin
Huron
Iroquois
linked to: Haudenosaunee
genre historical fiction
hasForm hardcover
paperback
print
hasISBN 9780670830012
hasTitle Fathers and Crows
language English
literaryMovement postmodern literature
mainTheme French colonization of North America
colonialism
encounters between Europeans and Indigenous peoples
identity and belief
religious conversion and missionary work
violence and cultural conflict
narrativeStyle multi-perspective
nonlinear
notableFor blend of fiction and documented history
detailed depiction of French–Indigenous relations
extensive historical research
pageCount over 1000 pages
partOf Seven Dreams: A Book of North American Landscapes
publicationYear 1992
publisher Viking Press
linked to: The Viking Press
seriesNumber 2
settingPlace New France
North America
settingTime 17th century
subject Catholicism
Indigenous spirituality
Jesuit missions in New France
linked to: Jesuit missions

colonial violence
cultural misunderstanding
martyrdom of Jesuit missionaries
power and domination
workInSeriesFollowedBy Argall
workInSeriesPrecededBy The Ice-Shirt

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William T. Vollmann notableWork Fathers and Crows
subject linked to: Vollmann
Fathers and Crows hasTitle Fathers and Crows
The Ice-Shirt followedBy Fathers and Crows