Slavery in Indian Country: The Changing Face of Captivity in Early America
by Snyder
A historical examination of how Native American societies adapted practices of captivity and slavery amid early colonial encounters and changing power structures.
About This Book
Slavery in Indian Country examines the evolving practices of captivity in Native American societies during the early American period.
The book explores how indigenous groups adapted traditional forms of captivity in response to European contact and colonial expansion.
It provides a broad overview of the shifting dynamics of bondage and power within Indian Country.
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