@book{44,
  keywords = {Native Americans, Native American treaties, Treaty of Ft. McIntosh, captives of Native Americans, rescues, interracial relationships},
  author = {Rudolph Leonhart},
  title = {Tononqua: The Pride of the Wyandots},
  abstract = {<p>Sequel to <a href="/pittsburghnovel/content/wild-rose-beaver"><em>The Wild Rose of the Beaver</em></a> (1886). Robert Campbell is now married to Wild Rose, with a young daughter, Annie. When Rose and Annie are kidnapped by Red Feather&mdash;an Indian who seeks to marry Rose&mdash;Robert&rsquo;s rescue efforts are aided by Tononqua, a legendary Wyandot warrior, who is ethnically white.</p>},
  year = {1886},
  pages = {213 p.},
  publisher = {Werner & Lohmann},
  address = {Akron, OH},
  language = {English},
}