The chiefs now in this city" : Indians and the urban frontier in early America
2021
970.3 C163 2021
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Title
The chiefs now in this city" : Indians and the urban frontier in early America
Variant Title
Indians and the urban frontier in early America
Published
New York : Oxford University Press, 2021.
Description
xiv, 265 pages, [16] p. of plates : ill. (some col.), map, ports. ; 24 cm.
Call Number
970.3 C163 2021
System Control No.
(OCoLC)1197721411
Note
Includes bibliographical references (p. 201-246) and index.
L2021M175
Based on primary accounts, Calloway's book illuminates in words and pictures what Native visitors to these cities both saw and how they were seen. Their experiences redefine standards narratives, reminding us that America's beginning involved far more than violent confrontations--raids and wars and massacres--between colonists and Indigenous peoples and included longstanding and often sophisticated interaction in metropolitan settings. In the process, "The Chiefs Now in This City" offers both a corrective and a vibrant portrait of a country in formation--Book jacket.
L2021M175
Based on primary accounts, Calloway's book illuminates in words and pictures what Native visitors to these cities both saw and how they were seen. Their experiences redefine standards narratives, reminding us that America's beginning involved far more than violent confrontations--raids and wars and massacres--between colonists and Indigenous peoples and included longstanding and often sophisticated interaction in metropolitan settings. In the process, "The Chiefs Now in This City" offers both a corrective and a vibrant portrait of a country in formation--Book jacket.
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