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Atlas of Great Lakes Indian History
Tanner, Helen Hornbeck (ed): Cartography by Miklos Pinther
Publisher: University of Oklahoma Press, Norman, Oklahoma, USAYear Published: 1987 Pages: 224pp Price: $34.50 pb ISBN: 0-8061-1515-7 Library of Congress Number: E78.G7A87 Dewey: 977 Resource Type: Book Cx Number: CX3395 Focuses on the Great Lakes Region, in both Canada and the United States. Abstract: The Atlas of Great Lakes Indian History focuses on the Great Lakes Region, in both Canada and the United States. It traces, with the aid of a series of excellent maps, the history of the Indian peoples of the area from the 1600's to the late nineteenth century. The book is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in Indian peoples and the context of Indian history over the past several centuries. An introductory chapter looks at the geographical and natural setting tracing tribal settlement patterns and movements and the influence of early white settlement. Maps accompanied by explanatory chapters, show the distribution of natural vegetation and subsistence patterns in the era before whites arrived. Successive maps then graphically illustrate major historical developments, such as the Iroquois Wars, the French era, epidemics, the frontier in transition, the distribution of Native and white settlements, land cessions, and reservations. There are a total of 33 maps, but the book is not simply an atlas: it provides a vivid insight into Indian history. [Abstract by Ulli Diemer] Table of Contents Preface and Acknowledgments Introduction i) Map 1 - North America, showing Atlas Coverage ii) Map 2 - Great Lakes Region: Principal Theatre 1. Natural Vegetation, c 1600 2. Subsistence Patterns 3. Distribution of Late Prehistoric Cultures c. 1400-1600 4. The Iroquois Wars 1641-1701 5. View from Sault Ste Marie 6. The French Era 1720 to c. 1761 7. Pontiac's War 8. Changes in Sovereignty 9. Indian Villages and Tribal Distribution 1768 10. Introduction to the Frontier in Transition 11. Frontier in Transition 1774-1794: Expeditions into the Northwest Indian Country 12. Frontier in Transition 1770-1784: Pennsylvania, New York, Canada 13. Frontier in Transition 1772-1781: The Ohio Country and Canada 14. Frontier in Transition 1782-1786: The Ohio Country and Canada 15. Frontier in Transition 1787-1794: The Ohio Country and Canada 16. Frontier in Transition 1774-1794: The Illinois Country 17. Indian Villages c. 1810 18. The War of 1812: Indian Involvement 1811-1816 19. Distribution of Indian and White Settlements c. 1830 20. Indian Villages c. 1830: Upper Canada 21. Indian Villages c. 1830: Upper Canada and Michigan Territory 22. Indian Villages c. 1830: Michigan Territory, Indiana, Ohio 23. Indian Villages c. 1830: Illinois 24. Indian Villages c. 1830: Wisconsin Region of Michigan Territory 25. Indian Villages c. 1830: Minnesota Region 26. Black Hawk War 1832 27. Land Cessions 1783-1873 28. Reservations 1783-1889 29. Epidemics Among Indians c. 1630-1880 30. Indian Villages c. 1870 31. Bibliographic Essay 32. Selected Bibliography 33. Index Subject Headings |