Deerskins and Duffels: The Creek Indian Trade with Anglo-America, 1685-1815. (book reviews) The American Indian Quarterly (6/22/1994)
...more time procuring skins for trade than they had before the Yamasee War of 1715. Here, as elsewhere in colonial America where...eighteenth century, and especially on the period from the Yamasee War to the beginning of the Revolutionary crisis in the mid...
The Formation of a Planter Elite: Jonathan Bryan and the Southern Colonial Frontier. Journal of Social History (3/22/1994)
...exposed frontier, noting the critical role played by the Yamasee Indians as buffers against the Spanish in Florida and as a source of Indian slaves for the Carolinians. The 1715 Yamasee War removed this protection, and stagnating trade and a...
American Indians in the Lower Mississippi Valley: Social and Economic Histories.(Review) (book review) The American Indian Quarterly (3/22/2000)
...analytical framework recent historians have fruitfully used to reinterpret King Philip's War, the Iroquois-French wars, the Yamasee War, the Pueblo Revolt, and other events. Similarly, methodologies and interpretations familiar to students of other regions...
Oklahoma native languages at the centennial. World Literature Today (9/1/2007)
...name a few) and the non-Muskogean-speaking peoples who came with the Confederacy: the Euchee, the Natchez, and the Yamasee. It was promised to the Shawnee (even those who where conspicuously absent from mandatory roll-taking), the Potawatomi...
Jon Bernard Marcoux. Pox, Empire, Shackles, and Hides: The Townsend Site, 1670-1715.(NEW BOOK NOTES)(Brief article)(Book review) Appalachian Heritage (1/1/2011)
...window into Cherokee life in the time between the founding of Charles Town on the Atlantic Coast in 1670 and the outbreak of the Yamasee War in 1715. Sadly, the four words of the title are all quite appropriate to describe dominant forces in the lives of Cherokees...
Leaving Paradise; A mother and daughter take a cross-country trip -- and explore their shared history. The Washington Post (4/23/2006)
...chapters of the present day story, which narrows the gulf between them. The tale begins in 1836 when Nayeli, a beautiful Yamasee Indian, is abducted into slavery. She marries an enslaved African but still must satisfy the lustful whims of her white owner...
Encounters The Boston Globe (Boston, MA) (10/14/1996)
...head trimmed and ornamented in the true Creek mode. He has been a great warrior, having then attending him as slaves many Yamasee captives, taken by himself when young. They were dressed better than he, and served and waited upon him with signs of the...
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