Changes In The Land - Indians, Colonists, And The Ecology Of New England
In Changes in the Land, William Cronon examines the environmental history of New England through the relationships among Indigenous peoples, European colonists, and the landscape. The book offers a broad historical account of how changing patterns of settlement and land use reshaped the region and its ecology.
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Changes in the Land explores the relationship between human communities and the environment of New England.
William Cronon examines the ecological dimensions of interactions between Indigenous peoples and European colonists.
The book considers how settlement, land use, and cultural change transformed the region’s landscapes.
Blending historical and environmental perspectives, it presents New England’s past as a story of evolving connections between people and nature.
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