Miller, Lee

A collection of Native American speeches that were made over the past 500 years including the words of Chief Joseph, Sitting Bull, and Tecumseh.

Explores the mystery of the lost colony settled on Roanoke Island in 1587, presenting the author's theory about what really happened to the 116 people who disappeared from the apparently thriving community, and arguing that there were those at the English court who had reason to want the colony, established by Sir Walter Raleigh, to fail.

A collection of Native American speeches that were made over the past 500 years including the words of Chief Joseph, Sitting Bull, and Tecumseh.

Examines the question of what happened to the "lost" colonists of Roanoke, discussing clues left by the colonists and uncovering a story of sabotage.