THE UNTOLD STORY OF ISAAC ZANE White Eagle of the Wyandots by Alan Fitzpatrick. Softbound, 304 pages. The untold story of Isaac Zane, who at the age of nine, was taken captive by Wyandot warriors in the South Potomac River Valley in 1763 during Pontiac’s War. He was adopted into a loving, caring family and became completely assimilated as a Wyandot warrior, though his birth parents were white. No one on the colonial frontier knew what happened to Isaac. Had he been taken captive, and if so, where was he taken and who were his captors? Because he was not heard from again for over twenty years he was presumed dead. Isaac Zane was one of the hundreds of “White Indians” who chose not to return to colonial society when given the choice. This is his story.    No.   703529