The second William Penn : $b a true account of incidents that happened along the old Sante Fe trail in the sixties

"The Second William Penn" by W.H. Ryus tells the story of a stagecoach driver on the Old Santa Fe Trail in the 1860s. The driver interacts with Native American tribes, and is able to befriend them, which is how he earns the nickname "the Second William Penn." The narrative dives into the dangers and obstacles faced by settlers on the frontier while showing the challenges of interactions between different cultures. He offers a glimpse into life on the trail, where hostility toward Native Americans was common, but he treats them with hospitality, earning their trust and respect. Through his experiences, the story aims to show the need to understand the Native Americans and respect their challenges during that difficult time.