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A completely different tour with totally different artifacts whose
Women were not thought of as possible spies, they were too shy and sweet to do that dirty, distasteful, disreputable work. However, the Civil War was not the first time that females were employed in that occupation and will not be the last.
These are stories of four top Native American leaders with similar upbringings, but very different lives. Some were of mixed blood, great warriors fighting to save their homeland and their tribes, sage and holy men, keepers of the flame of knowledge of Indian rituals. A leader and founder of a Native American church, entrepreneurs, statesmen, hunting buddies of U.S. presidents, great orators, who gave assistance and saved many of the white "European visitors." Yet, in the end, were usually betrayed as their reward.
This presentation includes stories of four additional leaders. It can be taken either as a continuation from Part 1, or taken independently. These four Native American leaders had similar upbringings, but very different lives. All were fighting to preserve their way of life as it had been for millennia. Some were warriors, some holy men, preserver of the sacred rituals, an entrepreneur, great orator, even hunting buddy of a President. Betrayal was the usual outcome.
