Great Crossings: Indians, Settlers, and Slaves in the Age of Jackson
Christina Snyder’s Great Crossings examines the connected histories of Indians, settlers, and slaves during the Age of Jackson. Framing these experiences within the broader story of nineteenth-century America, the book provides a wide-ranging account of the relationships and historical forces that shaped the era.
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Great Crossings explores the relationships among Indians, settlers, and slaves during the Age of Jackson.
Christina Snyder places these groups within the wider historical context of nineteenth-century America.
The book considers how settlement, Indigenous histories, and slavery intersected during a period of significant change.
It offers a historically grounded perspective on the people and developments that shaped the Jacksonian era.
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