Deconstructing the Cherokee Nation: Town, Region, and Nation among Eighteenth-Century Cherokees
Tyler Boulware examines Cherokee social and political structures in the eighteenth century, focusing on how towns, regions, and emerging national identities shaped Cherokee life and governance.
About This Book
This book explores Cherokee society during the eighteenth century through the lenses of town, region, and nation.
It analyzes how Cherokee communities structured their political and social relationships.
The work draws on historical records to understand regional variations among Cherokee groups.
Readers gain insight into the complexities of Native American governance and identity before widespread European colonization.
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