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  • The Revolution Within: Native Nations and the War for America, 1775-1783

    In May 1775 the apple blossoms were rotting in the wet grass at Fort Johnson when a messenger came up the Mohawk River road with news of Lexington and Concord. The man it was meant for had died the July before. For thirty years Sir William Johnson had kept the Covenant Chain between the Crown and the Six Nations in repair with councils, gifts, wampum belts and a Mohawk family of his own. His son ... Leer más

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  • The Choctaw and the French: Alliance and Civil War in the Lower Mississippi

    The canebrake makes a sound like something breathing in the last dark before sunup, as stalks thirty feet tall lean together and rub in the river damp. A Choctaw woman who has known that sound all her life stands on the ridge above it, looking out past the barrier islands at a ship riding at anchor. She is not a chief, and nothing about her would tell a stranger that her opinion matters. But she ... Leer más

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