"Ponteach; or, The Savages of America" is a novel written by Robert Rogers in 1766. The book tells the story of the Indian chief Ponteach and his struggle against the British colonizers in North America. The author successfully combined historical facts with artistic imagination, revealing the complex relationship between European settlers and the native inhabitants of the continent. This book helps to better understand the cultural and political aspects of the colonial era in America and the relevance of these issues even today.