Brett Rushforth
3 books
About the Author
Brett Rushforth is a historian whose work explores the entangled histories of Indigenous peoples and European empires in early North America. His research focuses on the intersections of slavery, alliance, and cultural exchange in colonial contexts, particularly within New France. Drawing on extensive archival research, Rushforth illuminates how Indigenous and Atlantic systems of bondage shaped one another and influenced the development of early American societies. His scholarship bridges Native American history and Atlantic studies, offering nuanced perspectives on power, identity, and resistance in the colonial era.
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scholarly
nuanced
archival
