The Story Of The Cherokee People, Tom B Underwood, 1961 Cherokee Publications

The Story of the Cherokee People by Tom B. Underwood is a concise yet powerful overview of one of North America’s most resilient Indigenous nations. Blending historical records with cultural insight, Underwood traces the Cherokee’s origins, traditions, and tragic displacement along the Trail of Tears, offering a respectful and accessible account for readers of all backgrounds. Originally published for educational and historical preservation purposes, this volume is ideal for collectors of Native American history, early American studies, or regional Southern literature. Its straightforward narrative makes it a valuable addition to both personal libraries and classroom collections. A historical account of the Cherokee people covering ancient times to modern-day, including illustrations, cultural insights, and the Cherokee alphabet. • Softcover book with colorful illustrations • Includes Cherokee alphabet reference • Published by Cherokee Publications in 1961 • Educational resource on Cherokee history and culture • ISBN 0-935741-01-1 • 9" x 6" NOTE: The copyright page says 1961, but the inside back cover, lower left, mentions 1990. Not sure if 1961 was the original date, and this is a 1990 printing. Just giving you the facts. Condition: Sharp, tight binding, clean pages, glossy cover. Color illustrations within are beautiful. Has light edge wear and a little blunting to two corners. Professional packaging always, since 2003.