Little Turtle, Chief of the Miami (1954)

The Indian tribes of every region of continental United States have produced great leaders. American history has been influenced, and American literature has been enriched by the exploits and achievements of these notable personalities. Dissimilar in culture and civilization to the white leaders who dispossessed them of their hunting preserves and killed or drove their people into exile, these native chiefs were endowed with a high order of intelligence and skill in statecraft and proved worthy foes to their white adversaries.