Pocahontas

She was a Native American princess who saved the life of English explorer Captain John Smith at the age of twelve. Before her death ten years later she had single-handedly forged an improbable peace between two warring nations. Popular history remembers Pocahontas for a single act of courage yet she had a highly developed vision of peaceful cooperation between the European settlers and her own people that was revolutionary in its day. Ambassador stateswoman peacemaker and visionary Pocahontas's admirable struggle ultimately cost her life but she lives on in the history of a grateful nation. Through location footage fascinating interviews dramatic reenactments and original period accounts Biography proudly presents the remarkable life and enduring legacy of one of the most intriguing figures in early American history.