A youth, torn from his Virginia frontier family during the Revolutionary War, is adopted into a radically different culture--not once, but twice. A true-to-history novel based on the early years of Wm. Walker of the peaceful Delaware (Lenape) and warring Wyandotte (Huron) Nations of Ohio.
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"A compelling story...people should read it if they want to know how Native Americans lived during those times." --Bill Pruner, Vice-Pres. Delaware Nation
"I found it very enchanting...breathtaking. The author did a wonderful job. I couldn't lay it down. I'm waiting on the sequel." --Sherri Clemons, Community Liaison Specialist, Wyandotte Nation
"He is one of the exceptional authors who have the necessary expertise in researching and storytelling that truly brings to life their stories." Jan Bryant, head librarian, Muskogee Public Library. --MuskogeePhoenix News 11/06
"I found it very enchanting...breathtaking. The author did a wonderful job. I couldn't lay it down. I'm waiting on the sequel." --Sherri Clemons, Community Liaison Specialist, Wyandotte Nation
"He is one of the exceptional authors who have the necessary expertise in researching and storytelling that truly brings to life their stories." Jan Bryant, head librarian, Muskogee Public Library. --MuskogeePhoenix News 11/06
About the Author
J. Larry Jacobson and his wife, Sara, are both Methodist ministers. They have served people in Oklahoma--once called Indian Territory--for nearly 50 years. They value friendships and experiences with many Native Americans. In addition, they have ministered in the Philippines and have roots in NC, VA, KY, and OH--states involved with the "first frontier."
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History comes alive,
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Engrossing tale about a boy (white settler) who was kidnapped by Indians of the Ohio Valley. Brings history to life with authentic images of how the American Indians really lived. I love this book! Printed in an easy to read format, suitable material for people of all ages.
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