Indigenous Continent: The Epic Contest for North America
A groundbreaking history that reframes North America as a place long dominated by powerful Indigenous nations and their strategic contests for territory and influence.
About This Book
This book explores the long and complex history of Indigenous nations in North America.
It examines how Native peoples shaped the continent through diplomacy, trade, and conflict.
The narrative challenges traditional accounts by centering Indigenous perspectives and agency.
Readers gain a broader understanding of the epic contest for control of the land.
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