Peoples of the Inland Sea: Native Americans and Newcomers in the Great Lakes Region, 1600–1870 (New Approaches to Midwestern Studies)
Peoples of the Inland Sea explores Native Americans and newcomers in the Great Lakes region from 1600 to 1870. This focused work of regional history considers the peoples, encounters, and transformations that shaped the Midwest across nearly three centuries.
About This Book
Peoples of the Inland Sea examines the history of Native Americans and newcomers in the Great Lakes region between 1600 and 1870.
The book focuses on the peoples who shaped this region and the encounters that influenced its development.
Spanning nearly three centuries, it places the Great Lakes within the broader history of the American Midwest.
As part of the New Approaches to Midwestern Studies series, this work offers a focused perspective on regional history and historical change.
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