citizens creek by tademy, lalita

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Atria Paperback / Simon & Schuster., 2015. 2nd Atria printing.. Trade paperback. Fine. Remainder, lower block.. 1 Trade paperback. Glued binding. 420 p. Southeast U.S. Map. Audience: General/trade. Epic historical fiction story of Cow Tom, who was born into slavery in 1810, Alabama, paired with the story of his granddaughter who becomes guardian of the family heritage. Cow Tom was a talented translator, indispensible to his Creek Indian chief master. Westward expansion brought conflict among natives, settlers and slaves. Then the Civil War erupted. As bold as her grandfather, Rose in turn stood up against political and societal hostilities keeping people oppressed. These little-known histories chronicle the Freedmen's fight for autonomy in being recognized Both by the Creek Nation and the U.S. Government.