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Trail of Tears: The Rise and Fall of the Cherokee Nation
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Cherokee Music Traditions

from: Deb St. George, Publisher, Cherokee-Legends.com






"Cherokee Indian Death Song" [aka "Alknomook" (1784),

"The Death Song of the Cherokee Indians"


1. The sun sets in night, and the stars shine the day;

But glory remains when their lights fade away.

Begin ye tormentors, your threats are in vain

For the son of Alkonook shall never complain.


2. Remember the arrows he shot from his bow,

Remember your chief’s by his hatchet laid low;

Why so [slumber?] you wait till I shrink from my pain?

Know, the son of Alknomook will never complain.


3. Remember the wood where in ambush we lay,

And the scalps that we bore from your nation away;

Now the flame rises fast; you exult in my pain;

But the son of Alknomook can never complain.


4. I go the the land where my father is gone;

His ghost shall rejoice at the fame of his son;

Death comes, like a friend, to relieve me from pain;

And thy son, O Alknomook has scorn’d to complain.



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Deb St. George is a fan of Cherokee Music Traditions from Cherokee-Legends.com






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The lessons of Elizabeth Warren's 'Cherokee problem' - The Guardian


The Guardian

The lessons of Elizabeth Warren's 'Cherokee problem'
The Guardian
You may have heard that Massachusetts senatorial candidate Elizabeth Warren has a "Cherokee problem". As it is understood now, Warren claimed to be a Native American on her University of Pennsylvania and Harvard University law school professor ...
Elizabeth Warren false Cherokee claim “like taking money out of the collection ...legal Insurrection (blog)

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Minority Rules: Who Gets To Claim Status As A Person Of Color? - Capital Public Radio News


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Minority Rules: Who Gets To Claim Status As A Person Of Color?
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By Elise Hu US Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren's claims of Native American heritage seem uneasy to swallow. But why? What does it take to be considered an ethnic minority, and what does the controversy say about the way we judge ethnic backgrounds?
Time to apologizeWorcester Telegram
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Education chair faces questions about programs - Cherokee Tribune


Education chair faces questions about programs
Cherokee Tribune
by Megan Thornton CANTON — State Board of Education Chairwoman Barbara Hampton faced questions on how the state would be accountable for newly adopted state programs and how they will affect Cherokee County Schools, when she made a stop in Canton on ...

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Clarence Page: Double standard: exaggerating ethnicity — unacceptable ... - The Tennessean


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Clarence Page: Double standard: exaggerating ethnicity — unacceptable ...
The Tennessean
At least she's not lying about her background. Historical records seem to confirm that she has Cherokee ancestors. But is her background Indian enough? That question looms after researcher Christopher Child at the New England Historic Genealogical ...
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Who's a Native American? It's complicated - CNN (blog)


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Who's a Native American? It's complicated
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By Stephanie Siek, CNN (CNN) – The recent controversy over Massachusetts congressional candidate Elizabeth Warren's Native American ancestry, where the campaign of her opponent for a senate seat called for her to release documents claiming her Cherokee ...
Tribal donations increase to President Obama's campaignUSA TODAY

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Lenape Regional schools name new superintendent - phillyBurbs.com


Lenape Regional schools name new superintendent
phillyBurbs.com
A graduate of Cherokee High School in Evesham, Birnbohm has spent her entire career in the district. “There's no place I'd rather be,” the Southampton resident said. Birnbohm taught math at her alma mater for nearly a decade, beginning in 1992, ...

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Why is the New England Historic Genealogical Society Lying Abut Warren's Amer ... - ChicagoNow (blog)


Why is the New England Historic Genealogical Society Lying Abut Warren's Amer ...
ChicagoNow (blog)
By publiusforum, Tuesday at 11:30 am As each day rolls on in this investigation of the claims made by Massachusetts Democrat Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren that she has Native American heritage in her background we are finding fewer and fewer ...

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