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In "Forest Glen; or, The Mohawk's Friendship," Kellogg explores the relationships and adventures in the context of early American history, focusing on the interactions between settlers and Native Americans. The story typically emphasizes values such as loyalty, courage, and the importance of understanding and cooperation between different cultures.Elijah Kellogg's storytelling is characterized by his vivid descriptions of nature and his ability to create engaging, morally uplifting narratives. This book, like many of his works, would likely appeal to readers interested in historical fiction, adventure, and tales of friendship set against the backdrop of America's frontier days.