little instigator pecan color print backed 8x10

Little Instigator, or "A-ke-che-ta-chi-ca-la was the conscience of the camp. He was seen as a man who understood that a nation can be conquered by silence just as easily as by the sword. His fellow tribesmen respected him for his fearless transparency; he spoke the truths that were often uncomfortable but always necessary for the collective good. He is remembered as a man who achieved the "Heroism of the Small Voice," proving that one does not need to be a giant in stature to cast a long shadow over history. To his people, he was the reminder that vigilance is the price of sovereignty.