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The Chippewa and Their Neighbors Ethnohistory Harold Hickerson 1988 Paperback
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Harold Hickerson's seminal work offers a comprehensive study in ethnohistory, focusing on the Chippewa (Ojibwe) people and their inter-tribal relations. Includes a review essay and bibliographical supplement by Jennifer S.H. Brown and Laura L. Peers, providing updated scholarly context. The text explores historical land claims, social structures, and the cultural landscape of the upper U.S. Midwest and Canada. This academic resource is essential for students and researchers of North American indigenous history and anthropology. Author: Harold Hickerson Publisher: Waveland Press, Inc. Format: Paperback Edition: Revised and Expanded Edition Year: 1988 ISBN: 0-88133-330-1 Subject: Native American History, Ethnohistory Language: English Topic: Chippewa / Ojibwe Tribe Contributors: Jennifer S.H. Brown, Laura L. Peers Region: North America / Great Lakes
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