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1 online resource (195 p.) |
| Series |
Seminar Studies |
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Seminar studies in history.
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| Contents |
Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- List of Figures -- Chronology -- Who's Who -- Glossary -- Map -- PART I: Analysis and Assessment -- Introduction: Clashing Cultures -- Competition and Conquest: How Europeans Saw America -- For the Love of God -- Gender and Colonization -- To be "Civilized" -- Forming an Imperfect Union -- The Tyranny of Terminology -- 1. Britain's Tenuous Empire -- The European Contest for North America -- Penny-wise and Pound-Foolish: Pontiac's War -- Efforts in Diplomacy -- Bleeding Pennsylvania -- War's End? |
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Murder and Real Estate: Lord Dunmore's War -- 2. Revolting Americans -- Many Problems and Few Solutions -- Factionalism among the Cherokees -- The British-Indian Alliance Stumbles in the North -- Southern Discomfort -- Violence Surges in the West -- 3. Confederations -- Patriotic Paternalism -- Creeks, Cherokees, and Southerners -- Elusive Peace on the Frontier -- 4. Dueling Unions -- Harmar's Campaign -- The St. Clair Disaster -- Wayne Takes Command -- The Treaty of Greenville -- Bowles Bows Out -- 5. Jeffersonians and Indians -- Jefferson's Indian Land Policy |
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Tecumseh: The Greatest Pan-Indianist -- A Civil War Among the Creeks -- Americans Take Aim at Canada -- Red Sticks and Old Hickory -- 6. Indian Wars in the Age of Jackson -- The Question of Florida -- The First Seminole War -- The Black Hawk War -- The Second Seminole War -- Conclusion: Making Sense of History -- Indian Wars in Memory -- "Heroes" Need "Villains" -- Professors and Producers -- PART II: Documents -- 1. George Croghan at Fort Pitt to Sir William Johnson, 31 March, 1762 -- 2. Sir William Johnson at Johnson Hall 18 March 1763, to Gen. Jeffery Amherst |
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3. Speech of Pontiac, 27 April 1763 -- 4. Proclamation of Gov. Josiah Martin, North Carolina, 18 May, 1774 -- 5. Virginia Gazette 17 August 1776 -- 6. Virginia Gazette 14 September 1776 -- 7. Virginia Gazette 30 May 1777 -- 8. Extract of a letter from Silver Bluff, October 28 1779 -- 9. The Royal South Carolina Gazette 9 May 1782 -- 10. Alexander McGillivray at Little Tallassee, 15 September 1788, to Richard Winn, Andrew Pickens, and George Mathews, Commissioners |
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11. Richard Winn, Andrew Pickens, George Mathews, to Alexander McGillivray, Esq. and the head men and warriors of the Creek nation. Hopewell on Keowee, 28 November 1788 -- 12. Kentucky Gazette, 12 April 1788 -- 13. General Joseph Martin, Agent to Cherokees, to Sec. War Knox, 2 February 1789 -- 14. "Anti-Pizaro [sic]" Boston Gazette, 2 January 1792 -- 15. Sec. of War Knox to Gov. William Blount, Southwest Territory, 31 January 1792 -- 16. Hanging Maw's Talk, 17 November 1792 -- 17. Memorial from the Widow of a Cherokee Chief, submitted to Congress 17 January 1797 |
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Description based upon print version of record |
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18. Piomingo in the Chickasaw Nation to General James Robertson, 17 June 1793 |
| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9781000219678 |
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1000219674 |
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