The American Revolution took place in Indian country. This is true in two senses. First, the physical landscape of the Revolution—the fields and forests through which troops marched and fought—was ...
Native villages clustered around New England's many rivers. Cornfields and gardens filled the riverbanks and drifted back into fire-maintained mosaics of berry fields and orchards. Threaded through ...
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