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    Oblivion's Altar

    Oblivion's Altar

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    by David Marion Wilkinson


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      BN ID: 2940151286992
    • Publisher: Progreso Publishing Group, LLC
    • Publication date: 05/12/2013
    • Sold by: Barnes & Noble
    • Format: eBook
    • Pages: 346
    • File size: 3 MB

    David Marion Wilkinson is the acclaimed
    author of The Empty Quarter, Not Between
    Brothers, One Ranger: A Memoir, and his
    latest novel, Where the Mountains Are
    Thieves. He is a two-time recipient of the
    Spur Award from the Western Writers of
    America, the Violet Crown Award from the
    Writer’s League of Texas, and Editor’s
    Choice of the Review of Texas Books. He
    and his wife Martha live in Austin, Texas.

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    Kah-nung-da-tla-geh—the great
    Cherokee chieftain known as the
    Ridge—was born with one foot in each of
    the two worlds. The first was that of his
    ancestors, the great Cherokee Nation,
    who once settled across the lower plains,
    their culture flourishing, their position
    secure. But the arrival of the white man
    changed life as the Ridge knew it forever,
    ushering in a new world of forced
    change, war, death, and misery.
    It was the Ridge’s visionary leadership
    that led the Cherokee into the future as
    one nation—with a culture at once
    unique and adaptable to the white man’s.
    But as the white tide continued to flood
    the plains, the Ridge’s judgment would
    be questioned, tested, and ultimately
    flung aside in favor of war—and his
    contribution to the survival of the
    Cherokee Nation forgotten on the
    infamous Trail of Tears.
    Until now . . .

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