Walt Disney Presents Davy Crockett King of the Wild Frontier #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Cherokee Justice," Davy Crockett and Georgie find themselves in the wilderness when they rescue two Cherokee boys from a fierce bear. The boys’ chief, Watami, welcomes the newcomers with open arms, but not everyone in the camp shares his peace — Long Knife remains wary of the white men, setting the stage for a tense stand-off. Written by Paul S. Newman and illustrated by John Ushler, this 1969 Western adventure captures the spirit of frontier diplomacy, with a cover by John Ushler.
In "Cherokee Justice," Davy Crockett and Georgie Russell come to the aid of two young Cherokee boys fleeing a fierce bear, forging an unexpected bond with their chief, Watami. As peace becomes a fragile possibility, tensions rise when Long Knife, a warrior loyal to tradition, opposes any alliance with the white men, setting the stage for a clash of cultures and beliefs.
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