Voices of Cherokee Women - (Real Voices, Real History) by Carolyn Ross Johnston (Paperback)

"Introducing "Voices of Cherokee Women," a powerful collection of first-person accounts by Cherokee women that recount their experiences through letters, diaries, newspaper articles, oral histories, ancient myths, and accounts by travelers, traders, and missionaries.

This book is a testament to the endurance and strength of Cherokee women, who have faced numerous challenges throughout history, including the Trail of Tears.

Through their voices, readers will gain insight into the complex and evolving heritage of Cherokee women, from equality within the tribe to loss of power in the 19th century and regaining it in the 20th century.

The book is written by Carolyn Ross Johnston, a renowned historian and professor at Eckerd College, who has a Ph.D.

in history from the University of California-Berkeley.

With its well-sourced and spirited collection, "Voices of Cherokee Women" is an academic account that respectfully resurrects long-dead voices from a people who still have a lot to tell us.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn about the rich history and culture of the Cherokee Nation through the voices of its strong and resilient women."