John N. HubbardJohn N. Hubbard is a distinguished creator and historian acknowledged for his substantial research and writings, in particular within the realm of Native American history and the early interactions between Indigenous peoples and European settlers. On of his most first rate works is "An Account of Sa-cross-ye-wat-ha or Red Jacket and His People, 1750-1830." In this book, Hubbard takes readers on a charming adventure into the existence and instances of Sa-go-ye-wat-ha, a prominent Seneca chief called Red Jacket. Set towards the backdrop of the 18th and early nineteenth centuries, the narrative paints a shiny photo of the Seneca humans and their reports at some stage in a length of great trade, marked by using European colonization, American Revolution, and the enlargement of america. Hubbard's paintings masterfully combine factors of biography and ancient documentation, providing a complete account of Red Jacket's lifestyles, management, and the demanding situations confronted with the aid of the Seneca Nation. It delves into Red Jacket's efforts to navigate the turbulent waters of international relations and war even as striving to defend his humans's rights and subculture. This e book is a testament to Hubbard's willpower to preserving the records and cultural historical past of Indigenous communities. Read More Read Less