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Tribe, Race, History: Native Americans in Southern New England, 1780–1880 (The Johns Hopkins University Studies in Historical and Political Science)

Hardcover |English |0801886945 | 9780801886942

Tribe, Race, History: Native Americans in Southern New England, 1780–1880 (The Johns Hopkins University Studies in Historical and Political Science)

Hardcover |English |0801886945 | 9780801886942
Overview
Outstanding work... The book is filled with gems... Highly recommended.(Choice)Mandell has made a very valuable contribution to our understanding of Native American history in a period long overlooked.(Jenny PulsipherAmerican Historical Review)A carefully crafted, well-researched book... This review does not do justice to this rich account of the complex interactions of race, ethnicity, class, and gender in the survival of native peoples.(Thomas D. HallJournal of American History)Mandell's superb book on a long-neglected subject should affect the way the larger narrative of this era of American history is written.(Rachel WheelerJournal of Interdisciplinary History)A wide-ranging, intricately argued, and thoroughly researched book. It is well written and historiographically significant, and Mandell's nineteen-page essay on the source materials a the end of the volume is a boon for scholars. Overall, Mandell has produced an outstanding addition to the field of American Indian history in New England.(Christopher J. BilodeauJournal of American Ethnic History)Consummate and exemplary researcher, Daniel Mandell has once again filled some significant gaps in our collective knowledge on the history of New England Native Americans... Very useful to the growing number of historians of this genre for generations to come. It will be a catalyst for many vital discussions and hopefully provoke some very important new research and writing.(George PriceH-SHEAR, H-Net Reviews)This is a book that every scholar of Native Americans should own. The research is deep and thorough. The book makes excellent reading for a senior or honors class or a graduate class. The citations to sources are invaluable(Connecticut History)An impressive, timely and thoroughly researched piece of scholarship.(Historical Journal of Massachusetts)A detailed, richly textured social history of Native people. Mandell accomplishes more than reconstructing and narrating the social history of tribal groups over the course of a century. He examines how Native social relations and collective consciousness revolved around complicated and adaptable racial and ethnic identities and consistently situates his analysis of Native life in the larger contexts of New England and American social and cultural history.(Joseph A. Conforti, author ofSaints and Strangers: New England in British North America)Mandell carefully reconstructs what the historical records tell us about how these communities adapted to the environments of their non-Native neighbors and states while maintaining regional ties withother Native communities... His detailed recording of these tribes and individuals shows that they did not disappear but were ignored when they no longer fit the new paradigm of 'Indian' shared by most Americans.(Massachusetts Historical Review)An ambitious book.(D. Elliotte DraegorJournal of Social History)Reveals the complex and hitherto poorly understood internal dynamics at play within these communities... an innovative work of cultural history.(New England Quarterly)The work will become the starting point for any serious research on New England Native Americans in the nineteenth century. Well-grounded in current historiography, it will probe equally helpful in undergraduate and graduate courses by providing necessary counterpoint to the experiences of the Native Americans in other regions during the era while supplying a useful and readable commentary on American society and culture from a minority perspective.(Brian D. CarrollNew England Quarterly)
ISBN: 0801886945
ISBN13: 9780801886942
Author: Daniel R. Mandell
Publisher: Johns Hopkins University Press
Format: Hardcover
PublicationDate: 2008-02-04
Language: English
PageCount: 344
Dimensions: 6.0 x 0.97 x 9.0 inches
Weight: 20.8 ounces
Outstanding work... The book is filled with gems... Highly recommended.(Choice)Mandell has made a very valuable contribution to our understanding of Native American history in a period long overlooked.(Jenny PulsipherAmerican Historical Review)A carefully crafted, well-researched book... This review does not do justice to this rich account of the complex interactions of race, ethnicity, class, and gender in the survival of native peoples.(Thomas D. HallJournal of American History)Mandell's superb book on a long-neglected subject should affect the way the larger narrative of this era of American history is written.(Rachel WheelerJournal of Interdisciplinary History)A wide-ranging, intricately argued, and thoroughly researched book. It is well written and historiographically significant, and Mandell's nineteen-page essay on the source materials a the end of the volume is a boon for scholars. Overall, Mandell has produced an outstanding addition to the field of American Indian history in New England.(Christopher J. BilodeauJournal of American Ethnic History)Consummate and exemplary researcher, Daniel Mandell has once again filled some significant gaps in our collective knowledge on the history of New England Native Americans... Very useful to the growing number of historians of this genre for generations to come. It will be a catalyst for many vital discussions and hopefully provoke some very important new research and writing.(George PriceH-SHEAR, H-Net Reviews)This is a book that every scholar of Native Americans should own. The research is deep and thorough. The book makes excellent reading for a senior or honors class or a graduate class. The citations to sources are invaluable(Connecticut History)An impressive, timely and thoroughly researched piece of scholarship.(Historical Journal of Massachusetts)A detailed, richly textured social history of Native people. Mandell accomplishes more than reconstructing and narrating the social history of tribal groups over the course of a century. He examines how Native social relations and collective consciousness revolved around complicated and adaptable racial and ethnic identities and consistently situates his analysis of Native life in the larger contexts of New England and American social and cultural history.(Joseph A. Conforti, author ofSaints and Strangers: New England in British North America)Mandell carefully reconstructs what the historical records tell us about how these communities adapted to the environments of their non-Native neighbors and states while maintaining regional ties withother Native communities... His detailed recording of these tribes and individuals shows that they did not disappear but were ignored when they no longer fit the new paradigm of 'Indian' shared by most Americans.(Massachusetts Historical Review)An ambitious book.(D. Elliotte DraegorJournal of Social History)Reveals the complex and hitherto poorly understood internal dynamics at play within these communities... an innovative work of cultural history.(New England Quarterly)The work will become the starting point for any serious research on New England Native Americans in the nineteenth century. Well-grounded in current historiography, it will probe equally helpful in undergraduate and graduate courses by providing necessary counterpoint to the experiences of the Native Americans in other regions during the era while supplying a useful and readable commentary on American society and culture from a minority perspective.(Brian D. CarrollNew England Quarterly)

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Overview
Outstanding work... The book is filled with gems... Highly recommended.(Choice)Mandell has made a very valuable contribution to our understanding of Native American history in a period long overlooked.(Jenny PulsipherAmerican Historical Review)A carefully crafted, well-researched book... This review does not do justice to this rich account of the complex interactions of race, ethnicity, class, and gender in the survival of native peoples.(Thomas D. HallJournal of American History)Mandell's superb book on a long-neglected subject should affect the way the larger narrative of this era of American history is written.(Rachel WheelerJournal of Interdisciplinary History)A wide-ranging, intricately argued, and thoroughly researched book. It is well written and historiographically significant, and Mandell's nineteen-page essay on the source materials a the end of the volume is a boon for scholars. Overall, Mandell has produced an outstanding addition to the field of American Indian history in New England.(Christopher J. BilodeauJournal of American Ethnic History)Consummate and exemplary researcher, Daniel Mandell has once again filled some significant gaps in our collective knowledge on the history of New England Native Americans... Very useful to the growing number of historians of this genre for generations to come. It will be a catalyst for many vital discussions and hopefully provoke some very important new research and writing.(George PriceH-SHEAR, H-Net Reviews)This is a book that every scholar of Native Americans should own. The research is deep and thorough. The book makes excellent reading for a senior or honors class or a graduate class. The citations to sources are invaluable(Connecticut History)An impressive, timely and thoroughly researched piece of scholarship.(Historical Journal of Massachusetts)A detailed, richly textured social history of Native people. Mandell accomplishes more than reconstructing and narrating the social history of tribal groups over the course of a century. He examines how Native social relations and collective consciousness revolved around complicated and adaptable racial and ethnic identities and consistently situates his analysis of Native life in the larger contexts of New England and American social and cultural history.(Joseph A. Conforti, author ofSaints and Strangers: New England in British North America)Mandell carefully reconstructs what the historical records tell us about how these communities adapted to the environments of their non-Native neighbors and states while maintaining regional ties withother Native communities... His detailed recording of these tribes and individuals shows that they did not disappear but were ignored when they no longer fit the new paradigm of 'Indian' shared by most Americans.(Massachusetts Historical Review)An ambitious book.(D. Elliotte DraegorJournal of Social History)Reveals the complex and hitherto poorly understood internal dynamics at play within these communities... an innovative work of cultural history.(New England Quarterly)The work will become the starting point for any serious research on New England Native Americans in the nineteenth century. Well-grounded in current historiography, it will probe equally helpful in undergraduate and graduate courses by providing necessary counterpoint to the experiences of the Native Americans in other regions during the era while supplying a useful and readable commentary on American society and culture from a minority perspective.(Brian D. CarrollNew England Quarterly)
ISBN: 0801886945
ISBN13: 9780801886942
Author: Daniel R. Mandell
Publisher: Johns Hopkins University Press
Format: Hardcover
PublicationDate: 2008-02-04
Language: English
PageCount: 344
Dimensions: 6.0 x 0.97 x 9.0 inches
Weight: 20.8 ounces
Outstanding work... The book is filled with gems... Highly recommended.(Choice)Mandell has made a very valuable contribution to our understanding of Native American history in a period long overlooked.(Jenny PulsipherAmerican Historical Review)A carefully crafted, well-researched book... This review does not do justice to this rich account of the complex interactions of race, ethnicity, class, and gender in the survival of native peoples.(Thomas D. HallJournal of American History)Mandell's superb book on a long-neglected subject should affect the way the larger narrative of this era of American history is written.(Rachel WheelerJournal of Interdisciplinary History)A wide-ranging, intricately argued, and thoroughly researched book. It is well written and historiographically significant, and Mandell's nineteen-page essay on the source materials a the end of the volume is a boon for scholars. Overall, Mandell has produced an outstanding addition to the field of American Indian history in New England.(Christopher J. BilodeauJournal of American Ethnic History)Consummate and exemplary researcher, Daniel Mandell has once again filled some significant gaps in our collective knowledge on the history of New England Native Americans... Very useful to the growing number of historians of this genre for generations to come. It will be a catalyst for many vital discussions and hopefully provoke some very important new research and writing.(George PriceH-SHEAR, H-Net Reviews)This is a book that every scholar of Native Americans should own. The research is deep and thorough. The book makes excellent reading for a senior or honors class or a graduate class. The citations to sources are invaluable(Connecticut History)An impressive, timely and thoroughly researched piece of scholarship.(Historical Journal of Massachusetts)A detailed, richly textured social history of Native people. Mandell accomplishes more than reconstructing and narrating the social history of tribal groups over the course of a century. He examines how Native social relations and collective consciousness revolved around complicated and adaptable racial and ethnic identities and consistently situates his analysis of Native life in the larger contexts of New England and American social and cultural history.(Joseph A. Conforti, author ofSaints and Strangers: New England in British North America)Mandell carefully reconstructs what the historical records tell us about how these communities adapted to the environments of their non-Native neighbors and states while maintaining regional ties withother Native communities... His detailed recording of these tribes and individuals shows that they did not disappear but were ignored when they no longer fit the new paradigm of 'Indian' shared by most Americans.(Massachusetts Historical Review)An ambitious book.(D. Elliotte DraegorJournal of Social History)Reveals the complex and hitherto poorly understood internal dynamics at play within these communities... an innovative work of cultural history.(New England Quarterly)The work will become the starting point for any serious research on New England Native Americans in the nineteenth century. Well-grounded in current historiography, it will probe equally helpful in undergraduate and graduate courses by providing necessary counterpoint to the experiences of the Native Americans in other regions during the era while supplying a useful and readable commentary on American society and culture from a minority perspective.(Brian D. CarrollNew England Quarterly)

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