Aram Mattioli tells the story of North America between 1700 and 1900 from the perspective of the First Peoples. He thoroughly explores the political motives of all sides in the relentless struggle for the continent, which led to the destruction of the life forms and culture of the Indigenous peoples. Mattioli comprehensively narrates and interprets the history of the Indigenous peoples and their annihilation from the 18th century to the beginning of the 20th century. He vividly depicts global events against the backdrop of all central phenomena of the time. He compellingly describes the long and violent process of colonization by white settlers. At the same time, he consistently incorporates the perspective of the defeated on equal terms and impressively shows how Indigenous nations reacted differently to land acquisition. Additionally, he addresses the cultural achievements of the Indigenous peoples.