Indigenous Prosperity and American Conquest: Indian Women of the Ohio River Valley, 1690-1792
Susan Sleeper-Smith’s historical study centers Indian women in the Ohio River Valley between 1690 and 1792. By connecting Indigenous prosperity with American conquest, the book explores a significant period and place in Indigenous, women’s, and American history.
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Indigenous Prosperity and American Conquest examines the history of Indian women in the Ohio River Valley.
Covering the years 1690 to 1792, the book places Indigenous prosperity and American conquest within a specific regional and historical context.
Susan Sleeper-Smith centers women in an account of Indigenous and American history.
The work offers a focused study for readers interested in the Ohio River Valley, Indigenous peoples, gender, and the history of conquest.
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