White Bird Returns White Bird was born under very strange
circumstances. His mother Sweentouk had just given birth when a
band of strange Indians passed nearby. One of the men began chasing
her and she knew she couldn't outrun him and hid the baby in a
hollow tree. He got his name from a Great Snowy Owl that lived in
that tree. Later, White Bird would be an outcast from his own tribe
and join with a band of French trapper. He would begin a journey of
thousands of miles because of that association, but it would be the
English that carried him back to the old world as a bonded slave.
During this period he would be captured by the Iroquois Indians to
be sold in slavery. He would escape and become a lifelong enemy to
the Iroquois who he continually outfoxes throughout his association
with them. He also meets his future wife during his first encounter
with these slave trading Indians. Naragomset will be his lifelong
partner and the mother of his children. His return and experiences
is the story in this book. He faces many, many challenges and one
great challenge is a more than twenty year separation from his wife
and two sons. His destiny is to find an Irish lad who will
accompany him back to the New World and become the most famous
chief in all of Wisnook history. The Irish lad, Alvy will become
the guiding spirit of the Wisnook tribe for a thousand years and is
the spirit behind all of the books about the Wisnook Indians.
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