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Virtually all written accounts of Native American history of the southeastern United States came from Europeans. This book, however, filters the history of this place through a Native American perspective.
The author of this narrative is of both Choctaw and European descent. In Native Land the story is enhanced by her own family's ethnic legacy recounted to her by an uncle. This personal history extends from the time of Hernando de Soto's encounter with native tribes until the establishment of Mississippi Territory at the end of the American Revolution.
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Native Land: Mississippi, 1540-1798
January 1995, University Press of Mississippi
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087805734X 9780878057344
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Native Land: Mississippi 1540-1798
January 1995, University Press of Mississippi
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0878057331 9780878057337
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Native land: Mississippi, 1540-1798
1994, University Press of Mississippi
in English
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