Lenape Homeland brings you inside council houses, family circles, and the hearts of the Lenape Indians in ways that historians have not. Imaginatively told from the viewpoint of master Lenape storytellers, this account is taken from oral history and stands in stark contrast to the often biased “pen and ink” tales of Whites who thought themselves civilized and believed the Indians to be only crude savages. Based on extensive research and written in gripping narrative. The first volume in the seven-book Conquest series. Previously self-published by the author.
