Renno, a white who was raised as a Seneca Indian, agrees to lead his tribe against the French only to learn that his grandson, Ghonkaba, has joined the other side.

The vast, virgin ocean of trees was his empire. He was Renno, the White Indian, the mightiest of all the Seneca braves. Now the settlers came to sweep over his home and hunting grounds, with their strange ways, their fiery weapons - and with the beautiful Englishwoman Deborah. Her Land: Both English and French claimed the verdant New World. Some came to settle, some to steal and wage war. Each man, woman and child found a new life. A harsh yet thrilling...

Noble of spirit, but recklessly proud, Ghonkaba, grandson of Renno, the great Iroquois Sachem, faces the final test of his courage. He thirsts for vengeance against the Englishman who store the woman he loves, but is sworn to honor the Seneca alliance with British. The crack of rifle signals the start of a war with the hated French, and only Ghonkaba and his fierce fighting band can turn certain defeat into a victory for freedom. And what is the meaning...