...David Sweet 1992 Native Resistance in Eighteenth-Century Amazonia: The ”Abominable Muras” in War and Peace David Sweet Five centuries of colonialism and neocolonialism have wrought con- tinuous and seldom-mitigated...

... of what is today Brazil. Sweet pieces together a story of the Mura people about which there is scanty evidence in the historical record, discusses their militant century-long opposition to the Portuguese, and chronicles their demise as a resistant force. Sweet’s account breaks new ground...

..., see Wira Gardiner, Te Mura o Te Ahi. The Story of the Maori Battalion (Auckland: Reed, 1992). 8. For a fuller discussion of the relationship between ”national identity” and History in this context see Jock Phillips, “Our history, Our selves. The historian and national identity,” New...

... early articles, Alan Cranston, ”Enemy Aliens,” 2 (Winter 1942), 109-12; Mary Oyama, “After Pearl Harbor-Los Angeles,” and Satoko Mura- 118/RADICAL HISTORY REVIEW kami, ”I Am Alive,” 2 (Spring 1942),12-13 and 15-18; and Oyama, ”This Isn’t Japan” 3 (Autumn 1942), 32-34. 71. Eddie...

... early articles, Alan Cranston, ”Enemy Aliens,” 2 (Winter 1942), 109-12; Mary Oyama, “After Pearl Harbor-Los Angeles,” and Satoko Mura- 118/RADICAL HISTORY REVIEW kami, ”I Am Alive,” 2 (Spring 1942),12-13 and 15-18; and Oyama, ”This Isn’t Japan” 3 (Autumn 1942), 32-34. 71. Eddie...