Kane Stratton

40 years after the Emancipation Proclamation, America had yet to reach her promise to all citizens. So the day had come, when a prolific writer and poet called to the world. He reminded us all that we ought not lack our most sacred virtues...compassion and sympathy.

1778. Immersed in political strife, invaded by a violent agenda, Shawnees and all the Ohio Tribes must face the reality that something has changed, and that with news of a letter carried by unwanted land surveyors, their world is soon to be upside down.

40 years after the Emancipation Proclamation, America had yet to reach her promise to all citizens. So the day had come, when a prolific writer and poet called to the world. He reminded us all that we ought not lack our most sacred virtues...compassion and sympathy.

40 years after the Emancipation Proclamation, America had yet to reach her promise to all citizens. So the day had come, when a prolific writer and poet called to the world. He reminded us all that we ought not lack our most sacred virtues...compassion and sympathy.

40 years after the Emancipation Proclamation, America had yet to reach her promise to all citizens. So the day had come, when a prolific writer and poet called to the world. He reminded us all that we ought not lack our most sacred virtues...compassion and sympathy.

1778. Immersed in political strife, invaded by a violent agenda, Shawnees and all the Ohio Tribes must face the reality that something has changed, and that with news of a letter carried by unwanted land surveyors, their world is soon to be upside down.