Changes in the Land: Indians, Colonists, and the Ecology of New England
William Cronon explores the ecological history of New England, examining how Indigenous peoples and European colonists interacted with and transformed the land. Combining environmental perspective with historical analysis, Changes in the Land considers the relationship between culture, settlement, resource use, and changing landscapes.
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Changes in the Land examines the ecology of New England through the historical relationship between Indigenous peoples, European colonists, and the natural environment.
William Cronon focuses on how human communities understood, used, and transformed the land.
The book connects environmental change with cultural interaction and the broader history of colonial New England.
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