Ah-Ko-Kee, American Sovereign: A Biographical Narrative, 1818-1868

Within the structure of 50 years in one woman's life, this book examines development of various entities between years 1818-1868. A half blood Greek/Scots woman seeks her own identity within a community which includes various cultures, radical religions and family turmoil. Her father is powerful as a chief in his tribe, a general in the U.S. Army, an owner of property and businesses. Her father's charisma and oratorical ability places him in a prominent position in negotiations between his tribe, the state government and the federal government. After his death, other family members continue this leadership. Ah-Ko-Kee seeks peace in her family, her tribe, her social and religious loyalties. Among all the disruption, she maintains constant hope.McIntosh, Billie Jane is the author of 'Ah-Ko-Kee, American Sovereign: A Biographical Narrative, 1818-1868', published 2002 under ISBN 9780972357708 and ISBN 097235770X.