Article explores the life, family, and political career of John Martin, who would eventually become the first Chief Justice of the Cherokee Supreme Court in Indian Territory. Patricia Lockwood relates the details of his travels as an Indian agent and his impact as a leader of the Cherokees.
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Article explores the life, family, and political career of John Martin, who would eventually become the first Chief Justice of the Cherokee Supreme Court in Indian Territory. Patricia Lockwood relates the details of his travels as an Indian agent and his impact as a leader of the Cherokees.
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Abstract: From 1784 to 1840 John Martin was a key player in the dramatic transformation of his tribe, the Cherokees. By reconstructing the known facts of one man's life, author Patricia Lockwood weaves a fascinating tale of personal achievement and tribal survival.
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