TOZAN.com Presents: TEAT: The Saga of an American Frontiersman

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Great quotations you simply can't expect to find
in any other historical books to stir your thoughts and emotions:

"I have always thought slavery was a bad thing-not because I have a particular love for the Negro, but because I believe in the brotherhood of man."
-Abraham Lincoln to Father Desmet
January 1865

"It is better to die free than to live as a slave."
-Sitting Bull to Isaiah Dorman
September 1850

"Battles are won by the power of the mind."
-Sitting Bull
December 1860

"Many years ago I gave you a choice...freedom to roam with us or slavery with the white man."
-Sitting Bull to Teat at the Little Big Horn
June 25, 1876

"I BECAME ISAIAH...I felt his pain, his desire to be free, his search for freedom. I walked in his shoes and felt the cold and harsh winters; experienced his love for Kay, and later his Indian wife, Mata...I WAS THERE, because Mr. Gould is such a wonderful, and vivid story teller...he allowed me to become (and feel) a part of history.
-Commentary

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