The Fire-Eaters

By:

Manning J. (Jason)

Publication details: New York: A Signet Book, 2003.Description: 293 pISBN:

0451209176

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Summary: U. S. Army captain Timothy Barlow is in Washington to witness Andrew Jackson`s presidential inauguration. Barlow fought under Old Hickory againat the Seminole Indians in Florida and was instrumental in keeping the Cherokees allied to the American cause during that conflict. Now President Jackson has a nation to rule and new alliances to forge with the leaders of the Southern states. He plans on signing a bill declaring that all the Cherokees` land within Georgia`s boundaries - land in which gold has been found - no longer belongs to them, and that no one of Indian descent may seek justice against a white man in an American court of law.

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U. S. Army captain Timothy Barlow is in Washington to witness Andrew Jackson`s presidential inauguration. Barlow fought under Old Hickory againat the Seminole Indians in Florida and was instrumental in keeping the Cherokees allied to the American cause during that conflict. Now President Jackson has a nation to rule and new alliances to forge with the leaders of the Southern states. He plans on signing a bill declaring that all the Cherokees` land within Georgia`s boundaries - land in which gold has been found - no longer belongs to them, and that no one of Indian descent may seek justice against a white man in an American court of law.

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