The Squaw Man: A Novel

The Squaw Man is a novel by Edwin Milton Royle, first published in 1908, adapted from his own stage play. The story follows Capt. James Wynnegate, who relocates to America to escape disgrace after taking the blame for his brother's embezzlement. In Wyoming, he marries Nat-u-ritch, a Native American woman, and faces complications when his brother's wife, Lady Diana, arrives, revealing a complex love triangle. The novel explores themes of self-sacrifice, family loyalty, and the challenges of frontier life.