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Native Americans and Pennsylvania

Native Americans and Pennsylvania

Paperback

Series: Pennsylvania History

Native American HistoryRegional: Middle Atlantic

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ISBN10: 1932304436
ISBN13: 9781932304435
Publisher: Pennsylvania Historical Association
Published: Jul 24 2026
Pages: 164
Weight: 0.57
Height: 0.41 Width: 6.08 Depth: 8.99
Language: English

Engagingly written, deeply researched, and thoroughly revised to reflect the most recent interdisciplinary scholarship, this new edition of Native Americans and Pennsylvania focuses on Indigenous actors, voices, and landscapes, while tracing interconnections among local, continental, and global trends.

The story begins thousands of years before there was such a thing as Pennsylvania. William Penn did not paint his colony on a blank canvas. Colonists adapted ancient patterns of trade and cultural interaction created by the ancestors of Lenape, Conestoga, and Haudenosaunee peoples and convinced themselves they had made them their own. In the process, Pennsylvanians developed moral justifications for the expropriation of Indigenous land, pernicious doctrines about racial superiority, and brutal mechanisms of vigilante violence that profoundly influenced later United States government policies.

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Regional: Middle Atlantic