Manifesting America: The Imperial Construction of U.S. National Space

Mark Rifkin

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Introduction Self-Determination, Subaltern Studies, and the Critical Remapping of U.S. Empire - 1 Chapter 1 Representing the Cherokee Nation: Imperial Power and Elite Interests in the Remaking of Cherokee Governance - 62 Chapter 2 The Territoriality of Tradition: Treaties, Hunting Grounds, and Prophecy in Black Hawk's Narrative - 128 Chapter 3 Comanche Metaphors: Juan Seguin's Memoirs and the Figure of the Barbarian in the Struggle for Texas - 187 Chapter 4 Partial Citizens and Insurgent Masses: Narrating Violence Past and Present in Post-1848 California - 260

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