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Son of James "J. H." Tuttle, namesake of Tuttle, Oklahoma, Holmes Tuttle (1905-1989) was a Chickasaw entrepreneur who left for California at a young age to go into the automobile business, establishing several major dealerships of his own in the area. He served on some of the country's major industrial, commercial, and medical boards. Tuttle began a remarkable journey of success, influence, and recognition, which led him into national politics and even the White House. In 2012, the family of Holmes Tuttle compiled and published a tribute to his life and accomplishments, of which Chickasaw Press has been granted the privilege to republish. Holmes Tuttle: His Life and Legacy provides a literary testament to the man he was at home, among family, and the strength of his connections to his roots.

Paul F. Lambert, author of Never Give Up: The Life of Pearl Carter Scott and author, co-author, and editor of sixteen other titles related to Oklahoma history, returns to the town where he grew up in Capital City: History of Tishomingo. Tishomingo, Oklahoma, has served as the capital of the Chickasaw Nation since the mid-nineteenth century, remaining significant to Chickasaw history and culture since the days of Indian Territory. Lambert chronicles the lives, politics, and sometimes the unusual, in one of the states oldest and most historically significant communities. From Tishomingo's distant past to its hopes for the future, Capital City recounts the travails and triupmhs of a small town enduring the passage of time.

The definitive biography of one of history's most famous Chickasaws is reintroduced in hardcover as a collector's edition. Te Ata earned international renown for employing her talents as a performer in the interpretations of traditional First American stories, many of them given to her by her father and many collected from other tribes and traditions. This collector's edition includes previously unpublished photos from the family's private collection.