Categories Uncategorized A Tale of Two Cherokee Chiefs Post author By Jamie Post date March 11, 2013 Tahlequah, Oklahoma is a bucolic swatch of storefronts and brick bungalows nestled among rolling hills and lazy rivers. Situated in northeast Oklahoma, it is the capital of Cherokee Nation, which, with nearly 300,000 members (189,000 of whom live in the state), is the second-largest Indian tribe in the country, and a domestic dependent nation with its own court system and government. Share this:ShareEmailPrintFacebookTwitterPocketLinkedInPinterestRedditTumblr Tags Clippings, Oklahoma, TIME By Jamie For the time being this site is an attempt to collate my clippings and an attempt to describe some of the scenes I might be using in a forthcoming novel. View Archive → ← Inside the Abattoir → Destination: Oklahoma
