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Richard F Johnston
Richard F Johnston is a writer and history enthusiast with a profound respect for the heritage of Oklahoma and the Indian Territory. Driven by a lifelong fascination with frontier history and a personal connection to the stories passed down through generations, Johnston has dedicated countless hours to rescuing remarkable, true accounts from the fog of time.
In this collection, he weaves together a rich tapestry of courage, tragedy, and justice, spotlighting the diverse figures, Native leaders, brave deputies, and fierce survivalists—who shaped a turbulent era. By grounding each chapter in authentic historical records and interviews, provides readers with an unfiltered window into the real Old West.
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The Invisible History
UnTold Choctaw lives
Explore the cultures, conflicts, and resilience that shaped life on the frontier through the personal stories of those who lived it. From Choctaw warriors and Confederate officers to frontier outlaws and resilient pioneer families, Richard F. Johnston brings history into focus through individual experiences.
Blending scholarly research with compelling historical storytelling, the book reaches beyond dates and treaties to examine the people and experiences at the heart of frontier history.
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A compelling exploration of frontier history that brings the people behind the events into focus. The personal stories make the past feel vivid and human.
The blend of historical research and engaging storytelling offers a thoughtful perspective on the cultures, conflicts, and resilience that shaped frontier life.
From Choctaw warriors to pioneer families, the book explores a range of experiences that reveal the complexity of life on the frontier.