The Saltwater Frontier: Indians and the Contest for the American Coast
Andrew Lipman examines the American coast as a contested frontier, focusing on Indigenous peoples and the struggles surrounding coastal space. This work of history connects Native American history with broader questions about territory, encounter, and the changing meaning of the American shoreline.
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The Saltwater Frontier examines the history of Indigenous peoples and the American coast.
Andrew Lipman focuses on the contest surrounding this coastal frontier.
The book presents the shoreline as a significant setting for encounters, conflict, and competing claims.
Its subject connects Native American history with the broader history of the United States.
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