...Jake Breadman Overall, Down the Warpath to the Cedars is necessary reading for anyone interested in New Military History, the history of the American Revolution and Indigenous involvement therein, and the Haudenosaunee and Mississauga peoples of the late eighteenth century. There is little...

... and developing the themes of progress and his- torical origins, but there was also a periphery of entertainments, generi- cally referred to as the midway after Chicago’s but at Jamestown called the ‘‘Warpath In the case...

..., offering Comanche men the possibility to enhance their personal wealth and prestige through success on the warpath. Comanches’ distinction between raiding and warfare often blurred on the warpath. They engaged in raiding to obtain plunder, whereas the alleged goal of a war party was to avenge...

.... 2 Duncan Campbell Scott, quoted in Leslie, Historical Development of the Indian Act , 114. 3 There are many examples; for instance, see Greer, Mohawk Saint ; Steele, Warpaths ; Stannard, American Holocaust ; Perdue, Cherokee Women ; and Moore, Indian and Jesuit . 4 Labelle...

... that the White’s bullets would not penetrate their followers, and a consider- able number of warriors responded to the call to take the warpath. Five hundred Guaycuruans attacked San Javier de Mocobis, but the Argentine army defeated the believers. The soldier’s firearms proved to the indigenous people...

.... That escalation coincided with the peak of Sanuma demographic explosion and concomitant spatial expansion (Lizot At this juncture the Ye’kuana went on a warpath, centralizing their military forces under the leadership of a Ye’kuana by the name of Kalo- mera. Out of this military confrontation...

... of locals and to pinpoint village locations where horses could be stolen. In short, Cheval Bonnet is at a major stream crossing on a documented warpath that extended from Crow country north to Blackfeet country, where it turned east at the Sweet Grass Hills and went down the Milk River to the Assiniboine...

... Pimas made speeches about him while on the warpath against the Apache. The above is one version of the myth of the young war hero, a version that makes a three-generation bridge between the Hohokam, who were the Pima’s great...

.... 70 Howard Peckham, Pontiac and the Indian Uprising (Detroit, 1994); Ian K. Steele, Warpath: Invasions of North America (New York, 1994), 237–42; Charles E. Cleland, Rites of Conquest: The History and Culture of Michigan’s...