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It's fascinating -- having grown up reading Orson Scott Card's "Tales of Alvin Maker," I already had a view of Tenskwa-Tawa as an inspiring visionary figure... I'd heard of Takumsaw before, but only as a war leader, and never in the context of his brother until Card's books. But if this book is to be believed, the prevailing (inaccurate) narrative for generations was that Tenskwa-Tawa was a pathetic, venal loser.

The narrative of this book is engaging. I'm impressed by what the historical record shows as far as the Native American perspective. I just passed the part where Tecumseh's brother becomes Tenskwatawa. Great story.