“Oceola, seminolide pealik” Thomas Mayne Reid (nr 984)

One of the most prominent works of the Irish-born English writer Thomas Mayne Reid (1818-1883), the author of a large number of romantic adventure novels, fictionalizes real historical events on the Florida peninsula in the 1830s, describing them through the mouth of the self-narrator, young George Randolph.
With great sympathy, the author depicts the desperate resistance of the small Seminole tribal confederation to the onslaught of the colonizers and the leader of their righteous struggle, the noble hero Oceola.
The same writer has also published the novel «Headless Horseman».
Language: Estonian