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Start here for Background/Bibliography
- Companion to American Indian HistoryChapter 19: Transforming Outsiders: Captivity, Adoption, and Slavery Reconsidered
- Oxford Bibliographies Online: Atlantic HistorySee esp. the entry on Captivity; offers detailed overview and and extended bibliography. Other entries in the Atlantic History section may also be of interest.
- Oxford Handbook of Slavery in the AmericasSee the entry on Indian Slavery.
Bibliography
- American Indian Sovereignty and Law: An Annotated BibliographyCall Number: ref KF 8201.A1 A44 2009
- Indian Slavery, Labor, Evangelization, and Captivity in the AmericasCall Number: ref E 59 .S64 M25 1998
- Trail of Tears: An Annotated Bibliography of Southeastern Indian RemovalCall Number: ref E 98.R4 P48 2011
Encyclopedias
(Deerfield, circa 1700; image from Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association)
- Encyclopedia of the North American Colonies (3 vols.)Call Number: ref E 45 .E53 1993
- Encyclopedia of American Indian History (4 vols.)Call Number: ref E 77 .E48 2008
- Encyclopedia of the American West (4vols.)Call Number: ref F 591 .E485 1996
- Handbook of the American Frontier: Four Centuries of Indian-White Relationships (5 vols.)Call Number: ref E76.2 .H43 1987
- Handbook of North American IndiansCall Number: ref E 77 .H25v. 1. Introduction; v. 2. Indians in contemporary society; v. 3. Environment, origins, and population; v. 4. History of Indian-White relations; v. 5. Arctic; v. 6. Subarctic; v. 7. Northwest Coast; v. 8. California; v. 9-10. Southwest; v. 11. Great Basin; v. 12. Plateau; v. 13. Plains (2 v.); v. 14. Southeast ; v. 15. Northeast; v. 16. Technology and visual arts; v. 17. Languages; v. 18-19. Biographical dictionary; v. 20. Index
- Treaties with American Indians: An Encyclopedia of Rights, Conflicts, and Sovereignty (3 vols.)Call Number: ref KF 8203.6 .T74 2008
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