US American Indians of the Southeast Osprey Men At Arms No 288 Used Softcover Reference Book

US American Indians of the Southeast Osprey Men At Arms No 288 is a used softcover reference book that provides a concise overview of the indigenous peoples of the Southeastern United States. Published as part of the Men At Arms series, this volume examines the historical context, cultural practices, and military organization of various tribes, including the Cherokee, Creek, Seminole, Chickasaw, and Choctaw. The book outlines key periods of social and military change, especially in relation to European contact and conflicts such as the Seminole Wars. It features detailed illustrations depicting traditional dress, weapons, and tactics, as well as commentary on notable leaders and historical events. Written for historians, collectors, and researchers, this reference work offers a factual portrayal of Southeastern Native American societies, their evolving armor and equipment, and their interactions with colonial and United States forces. The used softcover format may show typical signs of handling or shelf wear.  Total of 48 pages.