The early imperial republic : from the American Revolution to the U.S.-Mexican War /
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Philadelphia :
University of Pennsylvania Press,
[2023]
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Table of Contents:
- Chapter 1. The Indian boundary line and the imperialization of U.S.-Indian Affairs / Robert Lee
- Chapter 2. The sutler's empire : frontier merchants and imperial authority, 1780-1811 / Susan Gaunt Stearns
- Chapter 3. How native nations survived the imperial republic / Kathleen DuVal
- Chapter 4. Catawba women and imperial land encroachment / Brooke Bauer
- Chapter 5. An empire of Indian titles : private land claims in early American Louisiana, 1803-40 / Julia Lewandoski
- Chapter 6. "A slave state in embryo" : Indian territory, native sovereignty, and the expansion of slavery's empire / Nakia D. Parker
- Chapter 7. American Protestant missionaries, native Hawaiian authority, and religious freedom in Hawai'i, ca. 1827-50 / Tom Smith
- Chapter 8. "The colony must be broken up" : the Liberian settler "rebellion" of 1823-24 / Eric Burin
- Chapter 9. Freedom in chains : U.S. Empire and the illegal slave trade / M. Scott Heerman
- Chapter 10. An empire of illusions : Paul Cuffe, Martin Delany, and African American benevolent empire building in Africa
- Chapter 11. Imperialism and the American imagination / Nicholas Guyatt
- Chapter 12. Pax Americana? The imperial ambivalence of American peace reformers / Margot Minardi
- Chapter 13. Mercenary ambivalence : military violence in antebellum America's wars of empire / Amy S. Greenberg.