Half Title Page.
List of Entries.
List of Primary Documents.
1: Acosta, José de, Views of New World Peoples.
2: African American Slavery in Colonial New England.
3: African American Slavery in the Colonial South.
4: African Slavery in the British Caribbean.
5: American Indian Slavery in Colonial New England.
6: American Indian Slavery in French Canada.
7: American Indian Slavery in the British Caribbean.
8: American Indian Slavery in the Colonial South.
9: Anglo-American Attitudes toward the American Indians.
10: Articles of Confederation and American Indians.
11: Articles of Confederation and Slavery.
12: Banneker, Benjamin (1731–1806).
13: Beverley, Robert, Views of Virginia and Its Peoples.
14: Black Loyalists.
15: Blacks in the American Revolution.
16: Brant, Joseph (1743–1807).
17: Cahokia Mounds.
18: Champlain, Samuel de, Voyages of.
19: Colden, Cadwallader, and the Iroquois.
20: College of William & Mary Indian School.
21: Columbus, Christopher, and the Indies.
22: Constitution and American Indians.
23: Constitution and Slavery.
24: Coronado, Francisco Vázquez de, Journey in the American Southwest.
25: Czechs in Colonial America.
26: Declaration of Independence and American Indians.
27: Declaration of Independence and Slavery.
28: Doctrine of Discovery.
29: Dominicans in New Spain.
30: Drake, Francis, and New Albion.
31: Engagés of British Canada.
32: English Explorers and American Indians.
33: Epidemic Diseases among the New World Peoples.
34: Estevan (Esteban) (ca. 1500–1539).
35: Franciscans in New Spain.
36: Franklin, Benjamin, and the “Savages” of America.
37: Free Blacks in the British North American Colonies.
38: French American Attitudes toward the American Indians.
39: Germans in Colonial America.
40: Hall, Prince (ca. 1735–1807).
41: Hariot, Thomas, A Brief and True Report of the New Found Land of Virginia.
42: Harvard Indian College.
43: Hennepin, Louis, Description of Louisiana.
44: Hohokam People.
45: Intertribal Warfare in Early America.
46: Italians in Colonial America.
47: Jesuits in New France and New Spain.
48: Jews in Colonial America.
49: Josselyn, John, Voyages to New England and Observations on Native Americans.
50: Kino, Eusebio Francisco (1645–1711).
51: Las Casas, Bartolomé de, and A Short Account of the Destruction of the Indies.
52: Lawson, John, Studies on the Carolina Indians.
53: Lescarbot, Marc, Account of the Indians of Eastern Canada.
54: Manhattan Island, Dutch Purchase of.
55: Maroon Communities in North America.
56: Marquette, Jacques (1637–1675).
57: Mather, Increase, Brief History of King Philip's War.
58: Mayhew, Thomas, Jr. (1621–ca. 1657).
59: Menéndez de Avilés, Pedro (1519–1574).
60: Mestizo in New Spain.
61: Métis of New France.
62: Mississippian Peoples.
63: Monongahela Culture.
64: Montaigne, Michel de, “Of Cannibals”.
65: Moraley, William (1698–1762).
66: Noble Savage.
67: Norridgewock Raid.
68: Norse and the American Indians.
69: Northwest Ordinance and American Indians.
70: Northwest Ordinance and Slavery.
71: Occom, Samson (1723–1794).
72: Oglethorpe, James Edward, Georgia Colony.
73: Oviedo, Gonzalo, View of the American Indians.
74: Paleolithic American Indian Cultures in Pre-Columbian North America.
75: Polish Craftsmen at Jamestown.
76: Pontiac's Rebellion (1763–1766).
77: Pueblo Indians in Pre-Columbian North America.
78: Pueblo Revolt (1680).
79: Racism and Slavery in the Sixteenth through Eighteenth Centuries.
81: Serra, Junípero, and the Franciscan Missions in Spanish California.
82: Social and Political Structure among American Indian Tribes, Pre-contact.
83: Soto, Hernando de, Journey in the American Southeast.
84: Spanish American Attitudes toward the American Indians.
85: State Constitutions and Slavery.
86: Stuart, John (1740–1811).
87: Tribal Governance among the Algonquian Peoples of North America.
88: Tribal Governance among the Iroquoian Peoples of North America.
89: War and Diplomacy between American Indian Tribes and the Dutch American Colonies.
90: Wheatley, Phillis (ca. 1753–1784).
91: Wheelock, Eleazar, and Dartmouth College.
92: White, John, Views of the American Indians.
93: Women and Authority in British American Colonies.
94: Woodland Peoples of Pre-Columbian North America.
Primary Source Documents.
95: The Voyages to Vinland, 1387.
96: The Iroquois Constitution, n.d..
97: The Statute of Artificers, 1563.
98: Letters from Pedro Menéndez de Avilés, 1572–1573.
99: Thomas Hariot, A Briefe and True Report of the New Found Land of Virginia, 1585.
100: The First Contact of Delaware Indians with the English, ca. 1600.
101: The Liberties of the Massachusets Collonie in New England, 1641.
102: Daniel Defoe, Colonel Jack, 1722.
103: A Camp of “Free Blacks” in North Carolina, 1728.
104: James Oglethorpe, Speech to South Carolina Assembly, 1733.
105: Eyewitness Account of the Stono Rebellion, 1739.
106: Proclamation Regarding Scalping, 1755.
107: Pontiac, Reasons for Making War on the English Speech, 1763.
108: Phillis Wheatley, Letter to Reverend Occom, 1774.
109: Joseph Brant, Message to the King, 1776.
110: Jefferson's Draft of the Declaration of Independence, 1776.
111: Articles of Confederation, 1777.
112: “Petition of a Great Number of Negroes” for Freedom, 1777.
113: Redemptioners in Philadelphia, 1784–1821.
114: Northwest Ordinance, 1787.
115: Benjamin Banneker, Letter to Thomas Jefferson, 1791.