Teacher's Guide， 9/2/70 The stories of three great Indian leaders: Osceola， Tecumseh and Cochise who fought bravely for rights to their lands. Osceola fought in a deadly Florida swamp; Tecumseh tried to unite all the tribes; Cochise became a great warrior when a promise was broken. Ann McGovern's biographies are masterful." Book Description The odds were against them. Three men. They lived in different parts of North America， at different moments in American history. But each was a defender of his people's right to stay on the land that had always been theirs. OSCEOLA led the Seminoles into battle in the swamps of Florida. TECUMSEH and the Shawnees fought the white intruders in the Indiana Territory， COCHISE and the Apaches battled the enemy in the Southwest. Each was determined to keep the white men from taking any more Indian land. See all Editorial Reviews