...Richard Mace On Records: Delaware Indians, Colonists, and the Media of History and Memory . By Newman Andrew . ( Lincoln : University of Nebraska Press , 2012 . xiii + 308 pp., acknowledgments, introduction, illustrations, maps, bibliographical references, index . $45.00 hardcover...

... for introductory undergraduate use. This volume thus provides a hefty con- tribution to ongoing debates while providing extensive coverage of early urbanization on a global scale. Voices from the Delaware Big House Ceremony...

... studies. To the northwest, on Lake Superior, he analyzes the Ojibwa and Ottawa relationship with the British. In Lower Ontario, he takes up the story of the failed refugee community, Chenail Ecarte, composed primarily of Potawatomi, Delaware, Wyandot, and Shawnee survivors of the Brownstown...

...Dawn G. Marsh Lenape Country: Delaware Valley Society before William Penn . By Soderlund Jean R. . ( Philadelphia : University of Pennsylvania Press , 2014 . 204 pp., introduction, illustrations, bibliography, index . $39.95 cloth, $39.95 e-book.) Copyright 2016 by American...

...Katy Simpson Smith A Nation of Women: Gender and Colonial Encounters among the Delaware Indians . By Fur Gunlög . ( Philadelphia : University of Pennsylvania Press , 2009 . viii + 251 pp., preface, introduction, list of abbreviations, notes, index, acknowledgments . $39.95 cloth...

...Rachel Smith Purvis Delaware Tribe in a Cherokee Nation . By Obermeyer Brice . ( Lincoln : University of Nebraska Press , 2009 . xviii + 319 pp., illustrations, acknowledgments, introduction, notes, bibliography, index . $45.00 cloth.) Copyright 2011 by American Society...

...Dawn G. Marsh The Western Delaware Indian Nation, 1730–1795: Warriors and Diplomats . By Richard S. Grimes . ( Bethlehem, PA : Lehigh University Press , 2017 . 323 pp., introduction, acknowledgments, illustrations, bibliography, index. $110.00 hardcover.) Copyright 2019...

.... $45.00 cloth.) Michael L. Cox, University of California, Riverside In The Munsee Indians, Robert S. Grumet attempts to isolate and empha- size the significance of the history of the Munsee Indians, a people typically folded into studies of the better-­known Delaware (Lenape) Nation. This tendency...

.... $45.00 cloth.) Michael L. Cox, University of California, Riverside In The Munsee Indians, Robert S. Grumet attempts to isolate and empha- size the significance of the history of the Munsee Indians, a people typically folded into studies of the better-­known Delaware (Lenape) Nation. This tendency...

.... $45.00 cloth.) Michael L. Cox, University of California, Riverside In The Munsee Indians, Robert S. Grumet attempts to isolate and empha- size the significance of the history of the Munsee Indians, a people typically folded into studies of the better-­known Delaware (Lenape) Nation. This tendency...

.... $45.00 cloth.) Michael L. Cox, University of California, Riverside In The Munsee Indians, Robert S. Grumet attempts to isolate and empha- size the significance of the history of the Munsee Indians, a people typically folded into studies of the better-­known Delaware (Lenape) Nation. This tendency...

.... $45.00 cloth.) Michael L. Cox, University of California, Riverside In The Munsee Indians, Robert S. Grumet attempts to isolate and empha- size the significance of the history of the Munsee Indians, a people typically folded into studies of the better-­known Delaware (Lenape) Nation. This tendency...

.... $45.00 cloth.) Michael L. Cox, University of California, Riverside In The Munsee Indians, Robert S. Grumet attempts to isolate and empha- size the significance of the history of the Munsee Indians, a people typically folded into studies of the better-­known Delaware (Lenape) Nation. This tendency...

... of the better-­known Delaware (Lenape) Nation. This tendency “has robbed the Munsees of their identity and blotted out mem- ory of the part they played in the early history of America” (7). Grumet, an anthropologist affiliated with the McNeil Center at the University of Penn- sylvania, succeeds...

.... $45.00 cloth.) Michael L. Cox, University of California, Riverside In The Munsee Indians, Robert S. Grumet attempts to isolate and empha- size the significance of the history of the Munsee Indians, a people typically folded into studies of the better-­known Delaware (Lenape) Nation. This tendency...

... and empha- size the significance of the history of the Munsee Indians, a people typically folded into studies of the better-­known Delaware (Lenape) Nation. This tendency “has robbed the Munsees of their identity and blotted out mem- ory of the part they played in the early history of America” (7...

... of the better-­known Delaware (Lenape) Nation. This tendency “has robbed the Munsees of their identity and blotted out mem- ory of the part they played in the early history of America” (7). Grumet, an anthropologist affiliated with the McNeil Center at the University of Penn- sylvania, succeeds...

... of the better-­known Delaware (Lenape) Nation. This tendency “has robbed the Munsees of their identity and blotted out mem- ory of the part they played in the early history of America” (7). Grumet, an anthropologist affiliated with the McNeil Center at the University of Penn- sylvania, succeeds...

.... $45.00 cloth.) Michael L. Cox, University of California, Riverside In The Munsee Indians, Robert S. Grumet attempts to isolate and empha- size the significance of the history of the Munsee Indians, a people typically folded into studies of the better-­known Delaware (Lenape) Nation. This tendency...

.... $45.00 cloth.) Michael L. Cox, University of California, Riverside In The Munsee Indians, Robert S. Grumet attempts to isolate and empha- size the significance of the history of the Munsee Indians, a people typically folded into studies of the better-­known Delaware (Lenape) Nation. This tendency...