Tribe, Race, History

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Focusing on American Indian communities in southern New England from the Revolution to Reconstruction, the book explores their lives on the socioeconomic fringes. It highlights their movement between semi-autonomous communities and towns, as well as extensive intermarriage with black and white populations. Through this lens, the work delves into the complexities of identity, community dynamics, and the historical context of race relations during this transformative period in American history.