AnAccountofSa-Go-Ye-Wat-Ha, or RedJacket, andHis People

Focusing on the life and legacy of Sa-Go-Ye-Wat-Ha, also known as Red Jacket, this account explores the experiences of the Seneca leader and his community. It delves into themes of Native American identity, resistance, and cultural preservation during a time of significant change. Elbert Hubbard provides a detailed narrative that highlights Red Jacket's eloquence, leadership, and the challenges faced by his people, offering readers a profound insight into indigenous history and the struggle for autonomy.