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By Theseus "theseus" (US of A) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Nebraska Sand Hills: The Human Landscape (Hardcover)
A superb summary of this remarkable piece of work appears above in the product description. I can't top it! However, I can provide some nitty-gritty.
This is a cloth-covered, large-format hardback from the University of Nebraska Press. 266 pp of creamy stock with 107 b&w illustrations. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction The Physical Base of the Nebraska Sand Hills The First Americans Native Americans from Early Archaic to Contact with Euro-Americans The Early Trails The Trails of G.K. Warren Culture Transition of the Western Plains until 1870 Culture Contact 1870-1874 Conflict, Retribution, and Replacement 1875-1879 Repeopling the Sand Hills in the 1880's: From the East and North Repeopling the Sand Hills in the 1880's: From the West and South The Railroads: Core Settlement and Time Zones Occupancy Activities and Patterns in the Early 1890's Occupancy Problems in the Early 1890's The Race for Water and the Fence-Line Widows: the Late 1890's and Early 1900's The Kincaid Era Epilogue Notes (bibliographic and narrative) Index |
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The Nebraska Sand Hills: The Human Landscape by Charles Barron McIntosh (Hardcover - July 28, 1996)
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