Denver Author Samuel Marquis Explores 17th-Century American History in New Book
Denver author Samuel Marquis has written a new historical work, "Empire and Frontier," which builds upon his previous book, "Captain Kidd," to explore the significance of 17th-century American history to national identity.
Denver, CO, August 9, 2026 —
Denver author Samuel Marquis has released a new historical work titled Empire and Frontier. This latest book delves into the significance of 17th-century American history and its connection to national identity.
Empire and Frontier follows Marquis’s previous publication, Captain Kidd. The new work aims to build upon the foundation laid in his earlier book, examining the formative years of American history and their lasting impact.
The author’s exploration focuses on the 17th century, a period characterized by the establishment of colonies and the early interactions between European settlers and indigenous populations. Marquis seeks to highlight how events and developments during this era continue to shape the understanding of national identity today.
Details regarding the specific themes, research methodologies, or historical figures featured prominently in Empire and Frontier were not provided in the summary. Further information about the book’s scope and arguments is anticipated.
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