An Account [By C.M. De La Condamine?] of a Savage Girl [M.a. Memmie Le Blanc] Caught Wild in the Woods of Champagne, Tr. From the Fr. of Madam H-T

This fascinating 18th-century memoir tells the true story of a young girl found living alone in the woods of Champagne. With vivid descriptions of her life before and after her discovery, as well as the efforts to integrate her into society, this is a gripping tale of human resilience and the power of love.

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