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Cherokee Legends and the Trail of Tears -
Now in its 20th printing, this little book contains a fascinating, firsthand account of the Trail of Tears by a U.S. soldier who was there. With classic legends like How the Earth was Made and Why the Possum's Tail is Bare.
Includes a firsthand account of the 18381839 forced relocation written by a U.S. soldier.
Historical Background - The Removal: President Andrew Jackson signed the Indian Removal Act of 1830 to push southeastern tribes west.The Journey: U.S. troops forced roughly 15,000 Cherokee people to march to present-day Oklahoma.The Loss: Roughly 4,000 people died from cold, hunger, and disease along the way.
Includes a firsthand account of the 18381839 forced relocation written by a U.S. soldier.
Historical Background - The Removal: President Andrew Jackson signed the Indian Removal Act of 1830 to push southeastern tribes west.The Journey: U.S. troops forced roughly 15,000 Cherokee people to march to present-day Oklahoma.The Loss: Roughly 4,000 people died from cold, hunger, and disease along the way.
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- ISBN
- 9780935741001
- Details
- Written Account: A soldier shares his memories of the march on his 80th birthday.Folklore: The text includes animal tales and creation stories like How the Earth was Made and Why the Possum's Tail is Bare.
- System requirements
- Paperback, 33 pages.
For ages 9~12 - Weight
- 0.2 lb
- Shipping
- Usually ships in 3 days
- Product ID
- 515301
