A history of the interrelationships among French Creoles and Central Siouan tribes, narrating a story of politics, trade, and the rise and decline of the fur economy on the lower Missouri River. Thorne (history, U. of California), arguing that cultural and biological hybridization is an underappreciated aspect of the region's historical development, redresses this historical gap by portraying the intermarriages between French fur traders and native women, their family networks, and the influences that persons of mixed ancestry had in tribal politics during the era of white settlement and Indian removal. Includes photographs. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.
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Tanis C. Thorne is Adjunct Assistant Professor of History at the University of California in Irvine.
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PUBLISHER: Univ of Missouri Press DATE/EDITION: 1996, First Edition, number rows 5-1/00-96 BINDING: Hardbound in light purple cloth with black lettering on the spine, 294 pages. DUST JACKET: Near fine, clean and bright with no rips or chips. BOOK CONDITION: Also near fine with sharp corners and bright lettering on clean covers, binding is tight and interior very clean and text unmarked. DESCRIPTION: Illustrated. Seller Inventory # 10476