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Surviving Genocide in the American West: Native Nations and the United States from the Fur Trade Through the Civil War

Surviving Genocide in the American West: Native Nations and the United States from the Fur Trade Through the Civil War

Hardcover

19th Century United States HistoryIndigenous Studies

Publisher Price: $38.00

PREORDER - Expected ship date January 26, 2027

ISBN10: 0300218133
ISBN13: 9780300218138
Publisher: Yale University Press
Published: Jan 26 2027
Pages: 576
Language: English

A sweeping history of U.S. expansion west of the Mississippi through the end of the Civil War showing that American empire was built on systemic violence and genocide against Native nations

Reframing the United States' westward expansion as a continental empire-building project, historian Jeffrey Ostler shows how the country orchestrated a genocidal campaign against Indigenous populations across the Trans-Mississippi West through treaty coercion, massacres, forced removals, starvation, and the destruction of land and lifeways. As he debunks many long-standing myths, Ostler

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