One Hundred Years of Dispossession

The narrative unfolds through the eyes of Isaac, who shares a personal anecdote about a significant tree that served as a resting spot for historical figures like Wellington, Jambren, and Monyebere. This moment captures a blend of history and personal connection, highlighting the importance of the tree as a landmark intertwined with the past and the lives of those who worked the land. The story invites readers to reflect on the relationship between history and nature.