The Indians and Southern History book series provides a home for new scholarship emphasizing Native American perspectives on a wide range of events and topics associated with the American South. Rather than merely place Indians in traditional southern narratives, works in this series demonstrate how Indigenous peoples and perspectives force a fundamental rethinking of issues as varied as geography, historical turning points, and even deeply rooted ideas like the nature of slavery and Indigenous declension. Read More . . .
Series Editors: Andrew K. Frank (afrank [at] fsu [dot] edu) Angela Pulley Hudson (aphudson [at] tamu [dot] edu) Kristofer Ray (rayk [at] uncw [dot] edu) Acquisitions Editor: Claire Lewis Evans (cevans [at] uapress [dot] ua [dot] edu)
