Down the warpath to the Cedars : Indians' first battles in the Revolution

Down the warpath to the Cedars : Indians' first battles in the Revolution

Indians' first battles in the Revolution

Norman : University of Oklahoma Press, 2021.

ix, 292 p. : ill., maps, ports. ; 24 cm.

973.3313 A557 2021

(OCoLC)1198718122

"A history of the attack on the Continental forces at the Cedars in 1776, when Native American neutrality frayed to the point that hundreds of northern warriors entered the fight between crown and colonies during the American Revolution"--Provided by publisher.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 255-284) and index.
Contents: American General, Kahnawake Chief -- Council Fires -- Invasion -- Kahnawake Power -- "Of One Heart & a Mind" -- On the Blooming Moon -- Stopping the Road of Peace and the Door of Trade -- "Each Nation Sang Its Death Song" -- "Ordered to Their Alarm Post" -- "Menaced with Destruction" -- "Putting a Whole Nation to Shame" -- Ambushed -- "A Scene of Savage Barbarity" -- "To Stop the Enemies Progress" -- "The Dictates of Humanity" -- "Put All to the Sword" -- Reverberations -- Paths and Detours -- The Question of Massacre and Historical Currents at the Cedars.
The author was a 2016 Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati fellow.
L2021M51

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