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They demanded cloth, grain, and men. Xaltocan gave everything it had — and still it wasn't enough. On a small island in the Basin of Mexico, a city is being slowly unmade — not by conquest, but by count. When the imperial envoy arrives with his seal clay and his tally cords, Captain Iktan must navigate a web of escalating tribute terms, narrowing deadlines, and a rival who has already begun selling the city from the inside. In the weaving rooms and borrow circles of the east quarter, Suma stretches borrowed thread and emergency cloth across a household that has no more margin left to ...

A sweeping history of Native Americans’ fraught relationship with United States citizenship and their efforts to protect tribal sovereignty. Only Native Americans have held the political identity of being citizens of nations within a nation. After the American Revolution, they had to decide...

If you wondered how Julius Caesar helped colonized America or King Thoth of Egypt for that matter, this will explain everything from the initial people in the Americas during the Mesozoic Era to the less than honorable Christopher Columbus. We will travel through 2 extinction events and another that almost caused our extinction and see how all of that affected colonization, including colonization of our nearby planetoids. Cross compared fact checking helps us understand we have been lied to for a long time. It's time to regain our history, our mysterious past, our almost supernatural ...

It was a war that would change America—forever. But for those caught in between, it was a battle for their land—and their survival... At the dawn of the 18th century, while the French and English are locked in a battle for the northeast territory, the ancient Indian tribes begin a savage brother-against-brother conflict—forced to take sides in the white man’s war—pushed into an era of great heroism and greater loss. In the tradition of The Last of the Mohicans, the First Frontier Series is a stunningly realistic adventure saga set on America’s earliest battleground. BOOK THREE ...

The Native American tribes have been pushed back to the Ohio River Valley, now they would make their final stand... At the dawn of a new nation, American settlers find themselves in conflict with the remaining Indian tribes of the Northwest Territory. It is an era of great heroism and greater loss. In the tradition of The Last of the Mohicans, the First Frontier Series is a stunningly realistic adventure saga set on America’s earliest battleground. BOOK 4 The Iroquois Confederacy had been shattered. Pioneers poured into the unspoiled Ohio River Valley—in defiance of Indian treaties. ...

The land of innocence and bounty was exploding in violence... At the dawn of the 18th century, while the French and English are locked in a battle for the northeast territory, the ancient Indian tribes begin a savage brother-against-brother conflict—forced to take sides in the white man’s war—pushed into an era of great heroism and greater loss. In the tradition of James Fenimore Cooper’s The Last of the Mohicans, and the later adventure exploits of Daniel Boone and Jim Bowie, the First Frontier Series is a stunningly realistic adventure saga set on America’s earliest battleground...

A nation was being born in violence and courage. A people were fighting for their pride and their future... At the dawn of the 18th century, while the French and English are locked in a battle for the northeast territory, the ancient Indian tribes begin a savage brother-against-brother conflict—forced to take sides in the white man’s war—pushed into an era of great heroism and greater loss. In the tradition of The Last of the Mohicans, the First Frontier Series is a stunningly realistic adventure saga set on America’s earliest battleground. BOOK TWO Trapper Sam Watley and his son ...

“Fantastic...Packed with heroic figures, lightning action, and great drama.” – Ralph Compton Death had been a way of life for the Absarokee tribes of the plain. But now, as both new and old forces threaten the Crow homeland, they must stage a final, decisive battle and become...THE LAST WARRIORS. Out-numbered, out-gunned, they were the most courageous warriors of all—fighting for survival on their own land. From the acclaimed author of the FIRST FRONTIER colonial-era novel series Michael Kosser. WARRIORS’ HONOR On the harsh plains of the changing American West, the once omnipotent...

A forgotten legacy. A name erased from history. The voice of the first mestizo. A mysterious descendant of Hernán Cortés and La Malinche contacts the author to examine an ancient family manuscript. Within its pages lies the memory of Martín Cortés Malintzín —knight of the Order of Santiago and captain in the Spanish Tercios— who at last decides to tell his story in his own voice. Trained in the courts of King Charles I and his son Philip II, Martín rose to honor and glory before returning to New Spain, where his name would awaken suspicion and fear. Soldier, courtier, and heir to ...

In the early 1800s (1830s – 1860s) it has been estimated that as many as 300,000 men and women may have traveled from the eastern States to the unknown lands of the American west. Some were searching for a better life; some were argonauts, seeking adventure. Whatever the reason, it was not an easy journey. Thousands lost their lives along the trail. Eventually, however, the west was settled and those who survived had stories to tell. Bitter Honey is a fictional story, although some of the experiences in this book could have been a reality for many of those pioneers. The story begins in ...

A morning of mist. A single foot on sand. On 12 October 1492, a navigator who thought he’d found Asia set a map tilted on its axis. Two worlds met without a common language. The encounter that began with curiosity—gifts, glances, traded food—unfolded into an exchange that remade ecosystems, empires, and memory. Nothing about that shoreline was tidy. This short, sharp history follows that day as an origin story and a warning. It moves from decks slick with salt to the quiet rooms of archives, from Taino canoes to Spanish logs, asking when discovery becomes dominion and how the first ...

“Fantastic...Packed with heroic figures, lightning action, and great drama.” – Ralph Compton They were a people of a proud, long heritage—of ancient myths and ancient wars. Now, their world was changing forever, and among them would arise...THE LAST WARRIORS. They were outnumbered, out-gunned, and they were the most courageous warriors of all—fighting for survival on their own land. AUTUMN THUNDER His home was a vast, open plain of waving grass. His people were the Kiowa. And his name was Autumn Thunder, a man who watched his bravest leaders betrayed by the white men—even as he ...

When their ship wrecks on Lake Huron in 1750, English trader John Hartwell and his family wash ashore deep in Ojibwe territory—lost, supplies scattered, winter approaching. The Anishinaabe band that finds them offers shelter, but survival comes with conditions. Learn their ways. Follow their customs. Earn your place through contribution, not entitlement. For a man accustomed to authority over his household and certainty in his faith, dependence is its own kind of death. As autumn fades and the brutal Michigan winter closes in, the Hartwells face a truth more terrifying than starvation: ...

★★★★★ "A masterpiece of historical fiction that deserves every major literary award." Some journeys measure a thousand miles. Others measure the distance between who you were forced to be and who you refuse to become. In 1883, twelve-year-old Nayeli is ripped from his family and imprisoned at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School—an institution designed to systematically erase Native American identity. His hair is cut. His name is taken. His language is forbidden. Children who resist are beaten. Children who remember are punished. Children who fight back disappear. But Nayeli ...

“There is no greater fear than traveling alone into Apache and Comanche territory. But no greater joy, than to overcome the fear and complete the mission you know you were created for.” Isabel Andrus Johnson. March 1834 Three years after settling into Eagleton, Izzy is sent on a mission to find a runaway boy from the Shelby County Orphanage. She uncovers a cult in Arkansas City who is selling children to a Comanche tribe in Mexican-Texas. Was Timothy sold with the others? With tracking skills taught by her father, she follows the trail with a mule and horse loaded with trading goods, ...

“Fantastic...Packed with heroic figures, lightning action, and great drama.” – Ralph Compton For generations they had survived on the open plains—against enemies, storms, and pestilence. Now, a new force was pushing into their lands, and in a desperate fight for their survival, they became...THE LAST WARRIORS. Out-numbered, out-gunned, they were the most courageous warriors of all—fighting for survival on their own land. From the acclaimed author of the FIRST FRONTIER colonial-era novel series Michael Kosser. WALKS ON THE WIND Once they owned the plains. Magnificent riders, fierce...

Visión de los hebreos, de Ethan Smith, propone una teoría audaz y cautivadora: que los pueblos indígenas de América podrían ser descendientes de las tribus perdidas de Israel. A través de la comparación entre las costumbres, lenguas y tradiciones religiosas de los nativos americanos y las del antiguo Israel, Smith ofrece un análisis profundo y detallado que sugiere una conexión ancestral entre ambos. Esta es la primera edición en español de esta obra, publicada originalmente en 1823, que sigue siendo un análisis intrigante de la búsqueda de respuestas sobre los misterios de las...

Would a wolf make a great pet? Twelve-year-old Chogan thinks so. Chogan and his ten-year-old sister rescue an orphan wolf pup and raise it in their Indian village. You are probably wondering why you should read about Chogan and his pet wolf. Maybe you like feel-good stories. After Chogan and his sister release the adult wolf back into the wild, the wolf returns to save their lives. Are you feeling good now? Do you have a son or daughter who doesn’t like to read? "It's not always easy finding novels that grab Austin's attention, but you knocked it out of the park," Amy B. "I bought my ...

Monument Valley is THE SACRED HEART of the Navajo Nation and it’s a beautiful area as I discovered on a visit in 2023. The Navajo Nation believe in an ordered universe, and a beautiful harmonious place it certainly is. And it inspired me to write about their culture and their importance during WWII as Code Talkers creating an unbreakable code. Read about the Navajo Nation itself and learn how their language helped to bring victory to the United States over Japan in the South Pacific.

Now is not the time for politics or activism as usual. Now is not the time for raging online, or escaping to screens or foreign lands. You are needed here and now. Your gifts are needed and we have much work to do. We are a nation that does big things. We are the nation of the Constitution, NASA, and the Internet. We defeated the Confederacy and the Third Reich. We defeated hate before and we will defeat it again. But first we have to scope the problem. The nature of our problems are not political, technological, or material - we already have every resource, tool, and policy we need to be ...