Title: Jesse Chisholm
Description: A veritable "Who's Who" of the American West, this epic historical narrative explores the life and times of one of the West's greatest and yet unsung heroes. Part Cherokee, and speaking 16 Native American dialects, Jesse Chisholm was the Henry Kissenger of the American Southwest before the individual states were established. Illustrated by Cushman's son, Russell Cushman's colorful cover painting of the historic opening ceremonies of the Medicine Lodge Treaty indicate the richness and depth inside. Beautifully illustrated, the book offers behind the scene explanations to Native American negotiations and the formation of Texas and the Southwest.
Subjects: Battle of Pea Ridge, Biography, Cherokee, Chisholm Trail, Civilized Tribes, Comanches, Confederate States of America, Frontier and pioneer life, History, Jesse Chisholm, Medicine lodge, Oklahoma, Pioneers, Republic of Texas, Sam Houston, Sequoyah, Texas Indians, Trail of Tears, Texas, history, revolution, 1835-1836, Houston, sam, 1793-1863, Frontier and pioneer life, texas, Texas, history, to 1846, Texas, history
Places: Chisholm Trail, Comanche Peak, Ft. Gibson, Mexico, New Mexico, San Jacinto, Santa Fe, Texas, Vera Cruz, Washington on the Brazos
People: Andrew Jackson, Anson Jones, Ben McCollough, Black Beaver, Buffalo Hump, Col. Henry Dodge, George Catlin, Jefferson Davis, Jesse Chisholm, Jim Bowie, Jim Shaw, John Conner, John Wesley Durant, Sam Houston, Sam Houston (1793-1863), Sequoyah, Stand Watie, Stephen F. Austin, Ten Bears, Wildcat, Zachary Taylor
Time periods: 1800's, 1846-1950, To 1846