Native Conspiracy

Cover of Native Conspiracy by De-Witt A. Herd
Year: 2013
Language: en
Pages: 112
ISBN-13: 9781483635156
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Height: 9 Inches
Length: 6 Inches
Weight: 0.70988848364 Pounds
Width: 0.44 Inches
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Native Conspiracy by De-Witt A. Herd, published by Xlibris Corporation LLC in May 2013, is a historical fiction work that delves into a pivotal moment in American history. The narrative explores the aftermath of Custer’s last stand, focusing on the actions of Washington officials and military leaders who sought to address what they perceived as a native threat. Central to the story is a clandestine plan devised by Congressmen and Senators to forcibly relocate Native Americans under the guise of national security, highlighting the moral complexities of their ambitions.

Readers will find a gripping examination of the lengths to which individuals in power will go to achieve their goals, as well as the profound impact of these decisions on the lives of Native Americans. The book presents a narrative steeped in themes of ambition and survival, illustrating how the indigenous population adapted in response to the challenges they faced. With 112 pages, this edition offers a concise yet impactful exploration of historical events and their implications, inviting reflection on the consequences of human actions in the name of security.


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NATIVE CONSPIRACY is looking at the United States greatest triumph as its’ personal ambition in any task whether it’s just cause or not. After Custer’s last stand, several Washington offi cials and the military needed answer and a solution to the natives threat. A group of Congressmen and Senators’ had an ultimate plan to fi nally rid the countries native threat by an unjust, unheard of relocation in the name of national security. When the plan code word “Gathering of the Wolves”, was revealed by a lonesome torture of guilt he had to tell someone but it was too late. However, the second phase of the ultimate plan was ready to commence the investigation revealed an unlawful act of human dignity. The search for the natives has failed, yet little that the United States offi cials knew that the Native Americans had learn to adapted in order to survive for if not the new world would surely be their death in a tears of sorrow.

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Publisher: Xlibris Corporation LLC. Year: 2013.
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ISBN-13: 9781483635156.
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Language: en. Pages: 112.

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