Four Centuries of Southern IndiansNine anthropological and historical studies of key social, cultural, political, and racial aspects of the lives and fates of the various chiefdoms native to the American Southeast. Bibliogs. |
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Relations between the Eastern Timucuan Indians | 11 |
a Tuscarora Confederacy Exist? | 28 |
The Southern Indians in the War | 46 |
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agents Alexander McGillivray American Ethnology Bulletin American Indians Anthropology Archives Bayou Lacomb Benjamin Hawkins Bremer British Bureau of American Bushnell Carondelet century cession Charles Chero Cherokee communities Cherokee Nation Chickasaws chief confederacy corn council Creeks culture Dragging Canoe eastern Europeans Florida Historical Quarterly Fort Caroline French frontier frontiersmen Gayoso Georgia Historical Germain Governor groups Halbert Henry Historical Society History hunting ibid Indian Affairs Indian Policy Jack D. L. Holmes James Jeannette Thurber John Stuart John's River Journal Kilpatrick Laudonnière leaders Louisiana Choctaws McKee Menéndez Mississippi Mississippian culture Natchez native Negro North Carolina Oklahoma Cherokees Orleans Papers Pensacola political ritual Saint John's River Saturiba settlements settlers Smithsonian Institution social South southeastern Indians southern Indians Spain Spanish Swimmer Manuscript Tammany Parish Timucuans tion towns trade traditional treaty tribal tribes Tuscarora villages United University of Georgia Utina Virginia vols Washington West William William Augustus Bowles witch witchcraft York