The ward of Tecumseh: A Tale of Native Amerian Alliances and Betrayals
Crittenden Marriott
Jul 2023 · Good Press
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Set in the tumultuous era of the War of 1812, Crittenden Marriott's 'The Ward of Tecumseh' is a riveting historical fiction novel that transports readers to the heart of the conflict between Native American tribes and the United States. Marriott expertly weaves together a gripping narrative filled with political intrigue, personal relationships, and the harsh realities of war. Written in a descriptive and evocative style, the novel immerses readers in the era's cultural landscape with meticulous attention to detail. The author's portrayal of the complexities of alliances and betrayals adds depth to the story, making it a compelling read for any history enthusiast or lover of historical fiction. Crittenden Marriott's extensive research and dedication to historical accuracy shine through in 'The Ward of Tecumseh', making it a valuable contribution to the genre. Recommended for those seeking a well-written and immersive historical fiction experience.
About the author
Marriott Crittenden, (1867-1932), was an American author, a prolific contributor to magazines during the first quarter of the twentieth century. The Isle of Dead Ships (January-April 1909 The Scrap Book; 1909; The Isle of Lost Ships 1930), twice filmed as The Isle of Lost Ships (1923 and 1929), focuses on a well-organized Lost Race occupying a network of ancient ships at the heart of the Sargasso Sea; the plot of the tale, involving a vaguely modernistic submarine, is digressively melodramatic. The Water Devil (July 1912 Blue Book; 1924) speculates on the possibility that Dinosaurs have survived in the swamps of Florida.
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