The Divided Ground: Indians, Settlers, and the Northern Borderland of the American Revolution
by Alan Taylor
In The Divided Ground, Alan Taylor explores the northern borderland during the American Revolution, where Indians and settlers navigated tensions and alliances. This used book in good condition offers a detailed look at the region's pivotal role in shaping early America, revealing the complexities of cultural clashes and territorial disputes.
About This Book
The Divided Ground examines the northern borderland of the American Revolution, focusing on the region between New York and Canada.
Alan Taylor details the encounters and conflicts between Native American communities and European settlers in this contested area.
The book highlights how these interactions influenced the outcomes of the revolutionary period and the formation of borders.
Through historical analysis, it provides insight into the cultural and territorial divisions of the time.
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