Tells the story of the spoliation of the Choctaw, Chickasaw, Cherokee, Creek, and Seminole nations at the turn of the twentieth century in what is the state of Oklahoma.
A portrait of this American Indian warrior, which reassesses his distorted image as a bloodthirsty savage and offers an insight into his energy and drive, independence, business acumen and interest in a wide range of subjects.
?Miss Debo's study is calm and restrained; she scorns the writers who have told melodramatic tales of poor Indians and whites and their didoes when overwhelmed by sudden riches.... Within its self-imposed limitations, it is an honest and knowing book, written with a great affection. The best part of it, somehow, is the brief, reminiscences of a few old-timers, little flashes which tell more than many pages of description.?-New York Herald Tribune Book Review
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