The American Indian As Participant In The Civil War
- 260 pages
- 10 hours of reading
Exploring the often-overlooked role of Native Americans in the Civil War, this work highlights their contributions as soldiers and scouts, as well as their complex alliances with both the Union and Confederate forces. It delves into the diverse experiences of various tribes, illustrating how the war impacted their lives and cultures. The narrative emphasizes the significance of their participation in shaping the conflict and the broader implications for Native American history in the United States.
