About This Book
A fictionalized historical narrative proposes a theory about why a powerful New England sachem welcomed English newcomers, blending adventure, tribal diplomacy, and captivity. It follows Native figures who travel among neighboring nations, forge alliances, possess a wampum belt inscribed with seven clan totems, endure kidnapping and sale abroad, and strive for escape and return. Episodes depict inter-tribal rivalry, encounters with European sailors and explorers, and early interactions with Plymouth settlers, using imagined scenes grounded in reported incidents and customs to explain shifting loyalties and the origins of unexpected friendships.
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