After Columbus: Essays in the Ethnohistory of Colonial North America.

Cornélius J. Jaenen · James L. Axtell

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Indigenous Cultures and History Latin American history and culture Colonialism, slavery, and trade

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This collection of essays on the Indian-European relations in colonial North America includes the papers A Moral History of Indian-White Relations Revisited and Forked Tongues: Moral Judgment and Indian History. Both deal with the moral dimension in human history, raising various issues. James Axtell's first collection of essays on the same subject was entitled The European and the Indian.

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