James B. Miller

The Bloody Tomahawk: the Second Battle of Wyoming James B. Miller

Ordinary people overcomming extraordinary odds. It is the test and true measure of as people, and at no time was the test so cruel or measure so hard to obtain than in the Wyoming Valley during the American Revolutionary War. This is the true story of a people overcomming impossible odds and in the end emerging victorious, cherishing virtues such as faith and hope, which in turn help forge them and form that incredible spirit, the American spirit. Nowhere is a nation's virtues more refined than in its begginnings. This story in a insight into that spirit, that nation, for these people, though recently beaten and driven from their beloved homes they cut out of the heart of an unforgiving wilderness, return and stand strong again against the same enemies, possessed of a resiliency and spirit which will in turn settle and conquer a continent. Come hear of their struggles and from it gain an understanding of a nation, formed from facing impossible struggles and overcoming immpossible odds. Come read this story, this story of America.