Anthropological Sources

Items

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  Choctaws in a Revolutionary Age, 1750-1830
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  Pushmataha: A Choctaw Leader and His People
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  ‘So Many Little Republics’: British Negotiations with the Choctaw Confederacy, 1765
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  Searching for the Bright Path: The Mississippi Choctaws from Prehistory to Removal
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  Native Americans, the Market Revolution, and Culture Change: The Choctaw Cattle Economy, 1690-1830
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  Horses and the Economy and Culture of the Choctaw Indians, 1690-1840
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  September 9
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  Philadelphia, May 30
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  Charles-Town (South Carolina), May 22
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  Charlestown, in South Carolina, July 1. July 22
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  Charles-Town, (South Carolina) October 30
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  London, Nov. 13. Extract of a Letter from Portsmouth, Nov. 8
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  London. April 19.
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  B. America. Charles-Town, (South Carolina) May 22.
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  America. Charles-Town, June 27
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  Edinburgh. Extract of a letter from Mobile, Nov 12, 1763
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  From the London Papers, July 11. America
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  London. Extract of a letter from Charleston, South Carolina, February 19
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  America. A brief account of the negotiations between Governor Lyttleton and Attalkuallakuila (or the Little Carpenter) deputee of the whole Cherokee nation, and other headmen and warriors of the nation; in a letter from Governor Lyttelton's camp at Fort Prince George, December 29, 1759.
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  Extract from a letter from Augusta, in Georgia, Dec. 20
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  Extract of a letter from island of St. Eustatia, in America, dated Oct 7.
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  From the London Papers, Dec. 30. America. Charleston, Nov 14.
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  From the London Papers, March 29, From Paris, March 2. Letters from Charleston, South-Carolina, dated Jan 29.
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  America: Letters
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  From the Jamaica Gazette