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The Lakota Sioux Indians is a history of the Sioux people. The Sioux were a Plains Indian that depended on the buffalo. Their ways and life style is told. They were a powerful tribe, dreaded by other tribes. They fought to gain ground to dwell on and hunt. The Sioux are the only American Indians to ever defeat the U.S. Army. Chief Red Cloud won the war bearing his name. He went to war because the U.S. Army broke the Treaty of Laramie. After The U.S. Cavalry massacred many Cheyenne and Sioux villages, Chief Sitting Bull and 2,000 Arapaho, Cheyenne and Sioux Indians finally massacred Lieutenant. Colonel George Armstrong Custer's 7th Cavalry at the Little Bighorn in retaliation. Much of Sitting Bull's life is portrayed in the book.

The history of Chief Spokan Garry of the Spokan Indians. Garry as an Evangelist and won many souls to Christ. He was spokesman for the Army and the Spokane tribe, but suffered with alcoholism for four or five years. He was schooled and the most intelligent American Indian in the Pacific Northwest and is famous today in Spokane, Washington.

Drum and Hoofbeats is the story of the horse coming to America being distributed by the American Indians.