Nancy Ward (Cherokee name, Nanye-hi, c. 1738 to 1822 or 1824) was a "beloved woman" of the Cherokee. As such, she wielded a great deal of political influence and respect among her people. She was also a legendary military leader. While an advocate of peace between the Cherokee and the United States, she grew to oppose the sale of Cherokee land to whites.
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