A study of the Creek home front in Alabama during the removal period, their experiences moving west, and the ways they reestablished their lives in Oklahoma Territory.
A study of the Creek home front in Alabama during the removal period, their experiences moving west, and the ways they reestablished their lives in Oklahoma Territory.
Christopher D. Haveman is an associate professor of history at the University of West Alabama. He is the editor of Bending Their Way Onward: Creek Indian Removal in Documents (Nebraska, 2018), winner of the Dwight L. Smith (ABC-CLIO) Award from the Western History Association.
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List of Illustrations Series Preface Acknowledgments Notes on Terminology Introduction: Water, 1848 1. Treason: 1825–27 2. Fission: 1827–28 3. Frenzy: 1828–29 4. Fraud: 1829–35 5. Eclipse: 1833–36 6. Sand: 1828–50 7. Chains: 1836 8. Coercion: 1836–37 9. Defiance: 1837–49 10. Perseverance: 1837–82 Conclusion: Persistence, 2014 List of Abbreviations Notes Bibliography Index
