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Download full textBanks, Sara H. – 1993
This historical novel for young readers tells of the experiences of Annie Rising Fawn Stuart or Agin'agili,, an 11-year-old, half-Cherokee girl who moves to New Echota, the Cherokee capitol in Georgia, around the time of the Indian Removal of 1838. It characterizes the inhuman treatment of the Cherokee people by the State of Georgia and the United…
Descriptors: Adolescent Literature, American Indian History, Cherokee (Tribe), Children
