Scholars working in archaeology, education, history, geography, and politics tell a nuanced story about the people and dynamics that reshaped this region and determined who would control it. This volume retells a worn story as one of contested spaces, competing visions of nationhood, and complicated relations with Native American peoples.
Scholars working in archaeology, education, history, geography, and politics tell a nuanced story about the people and dynamics that reshaped this region and determined who would control it. This volume retells a worn story as one of contested spaces, competing visions of nationhood, and complicated relations with Native American peoples.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Timothy G. Anderson is an associate professor of geography at Ohio University. Brian Schoen is the chair of the Department of History and the James Richard Hamilton/Baker & Hostetler Distinguished Professor of Teaching in the Humanities at Ohio University. He is the author of The Fragile Fabric of Union: Cotton, Federal Politics, and the Global Origins of the Civil War and has coedited three other collections.
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Foreword by M. DUANE NELLIS Introduction by BRIAN SCHOEN PART I: First Nations 1 The True Pioneers: A Brief Overview of Prehistoric Native Americans in Ohio, by JOSEPH A. M. GINGERICH 2 Situating Settlement in Ohio: The Eighteenth Century from Local and Atlantic Perspectives, by CAMERON SHRIVER 3 Who Speaks in the Name of the Miami Nation? by JOHN BICKERS PART 2: American Foundations 4 Ohio, the Northwest Ordinance, and the Constitutional Foundations of the United States, by JESSICA CHOPPIN RONEY 5 Selective Migration and the Production of Ohio’s Regional Cultural Landscapes: A Genealogical Geography, by TIMOTHY G. ANDERSON 6 (Re)tracing Zane: Zane’s Trace and Production of Space in the Ohio Country, by WILLIAM M. HUNTER 7 Ice Water Baths and Rising Waters: Dudley Woodbridge Jr.’s Commercial Connections along the Ohio and Its Tributaries in the Early Republic, by KIM M. GRUENWALD 8 Johnny Appleseed and Apple Cultures in Early Ohio, by WILLIAM KERRIGAN PART 3: ALTERNATIVE HISTORIES 9 What If Manasseh Cutler Were Black? The History of the Diverse Pioneers Who Created Ohio, by ANNA-LISA COX 10 Federalist Failure: Conflict and Disorder in the Northwest Territory, by JOSEPH THOMAS ROSS 11 Public Education in the Old Northwest: Legacies of Ohio’s First Land Grant, by ADAM R. NELSON Conclusion, by TIMOTHY G. ANDERSON Afterword: History vs. Legacy, by CHIEF GLENNA J. WALLACE
Foreword by M. DUANE NELLIS Introduction by BRIAN SCHOEN PART I: First Nations 1 The True Pioneers: A Brief Overview of Prehistoric Native Americans in Ohio, by JOSEPH A. M. GINGERICH 2 Situating Settlement in Ohio: The Eighteenth Century from Local and Atlantic Perspectives, by CAMERON SHRIVER 3 Who Speaks in the Name of the Miami Nation? by JOHN BICKERS PART 2: American Foundations 4 Ohio, the Northwest Ordinance, and the Constitutional Foundations of the United States, by JESSICA CHOPPIN RONEY 5 Selective Migration and the Production of Ohio’s Regional Cultural Landscapes: A Genealogical Geography, by TIMOTHY G. ANDERSON 6 (Re)tracing Zane: Zane’s Trace and Production of Space in the Ohio Country, by WILLIAM M. HUNTER 7 Ice Water Baths and Rising Waters: Dudley Woodbridge Jr.’s Commercial Connections along the Ohio and Its Tributaries in the Early Republic, by KIM M. GRUENWALD 8 Johnny Appleseed and Apple Cultures in Early Ohio, by WILLIAM KERRIGAN PART 3: ALTERNATIVE HISTORIES 9 What If Manasseh Cutler Were Black? The History of the Diverse Pioneers Who Created Ohio, by ANNA-LISA COX 10 Federalist Failure: Conflict and Disorder in the Northwest Territory, by JOSEPH THOMAS ROSS 11 Public Education in the Old Northwest: Legacies of Ohio’s First Land Grant, by ADAM R. NELSON Conclusion, by TIMOTHY G. ANDERSON Afterword: History vs. Legacy, by CHIEF GLENNA J. WALLACE
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