Sam Sixkiller: Cherokee Frontier Lawman

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The Oklahoma Historical Society Outstanding Book on Oklahoma History for 2012. A riveting biography of a little-known Native-American who shaped history—complete with shootouts, romance, intrigue, and a little politics.

Genres: HistoryNative American

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