THE TRIBES AND THE STATES W. J. Sidis Unpublished manuscript, 620 pages, by John W. Shattuck (pseud.), ca.1935 © 1982 by Wampanoag Nation |
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INTRODUCTION | |
CHAPTER I | RED RACE PRE-HISTORY |
1 | Source of the Red Race |
2 | The Cro-Magnons |
3 | Atlantis |
CHAPTER II | THE RED MAN IN AMERICA |
4 | The Different Red Stocks |
5 | Tribe, Phratry, and Gens |
6 | Equality and Democracy |
7 | War and Peace |
8 | The Penacook Peoples |
CHAPTER III | PRE-FEDERATE EVENTS |
9 | Events in the Interior |
10 | Pre-Federate Transatlantic Communication |
11 | The Iroquois |
12 | Lines of Communication |
CHAPTER IV | THE IROQUOIS FEDERATION |
13 | Dagonoweda's Plan |
14 | Formation of the Federation |
15 | Iroquois Empire and Counter-Federation |
16 | Federation as a New Departure |
CHAPTER V | THE GREAT WHITE INVASION |
17 | An Invading Race |
18 | Rights of Conquest and Discovery |
19 | French Invasion |
20 | British Invasions |
21 | White Administrations |
CHAPTER VI | THE PENACOOK FEDERATION |
22 | The Pilgrims |
23 | Samoset's Welcome |
24 | The Iroquois Attack |
25 | Passaconaway |
26 | The Penacook Federation |
27 | Federability of the Penacook Federation |
28 | Defeat of the Iroquois |
CHAPTER VII | PISCATAQUA AND MASADCHU |
29 | Invasion of the Piscataqua |
30 | The Paumonok Islands |
31 | Growth of the Pilgrim Colony |
32 | The Puritan Invasion |
33 | The Puritans and their Neighbors |
34 | The Head of Massachusetts Bay |
35 | The Iroquois Alliance |
CHAPTER VIII | THE PENACOOK PEACE |
36 | The Peace of 1634 |
37 | Elsewhere in America |
38 | Invasion of the Quinnitucket |
39 | Extension of the Bay Colony |
40 | Apostle Eliot |
41 | Narragansett Bay Settlements |
CHAPTER IX | THE LAST OF THE PEQUOTS |
39 | Federation on the Quinnitucket |
40 | The Pequot War |
41 | Puritan Re-Migration |
42 | Puritan Revolt in England |
43 | New Haven |
CHAPTER X | THE NEW ENGLAND CONFEDERATION |
44 | Difficulties with the Dutch |
45 | New England Federation |
46 | Annexation of the Piscataqua |
47 | New Sects |
48 | Conquest of the South |
49 | The Middle Regions |
CHAPTER XI | UNDER RESTORED MONARCHY |
50 | American Policy of the Restored Stuarts |
51 | The Penacook Country at the Restoration |
52 | The Duke of York's Claims |
53 | New Settlement in Carolina |
54 | Punishing New England |
55 | New York's Border Conflicts |
CHAPTER XII | METACOM'S WAR |
56 | Bashaba Metacom |
57 | Plymouth Resents Metacom |
58 | Reconquest of Paumonok |
59 | Effect of the Penacook Federation |
60 | War Against Plymouth |
61 | Converts and Adoptees |
62 | The Defeat of the Tribes |
63 | Rebellion in Virginia |
CHAPTER XIII | QUAKER SETTLEMENT |
64 | The Keystone Colony |
65 | Starting the Quaker Colony |
66 | Massachusetts's Charter Disputes |
67 | Extension of the Keystone Territory |
CHAPTER XIV | THE ANDROS REGIME |
68 | New York's Overlord Becomes King |
69 | New York Annexes New England |
70 | Witchcraft |
71 | Rebellion Against Andros |
72 | The Rebellion Spreads |
CHAPTER XV | REBEL PROVINCES |
73 | Rebel Provinces |
74 | Father Rasles |
75 | The Hudson Valley Is Attacked |
76 | The Rebel Governments |
77 | Scalping Bounties |
78 | Down the Mississippi |
79 | End of the Rebel Governments |
CHAPTER XVI | INTERCOLONIAL STRUGGLES |
80 | The Peace of 1697 |
81 | Louisiana |
82 | The English Colonies after the Partition |
83 | The Acadian War |
84 | Wars Against the Tribes |
85 | A Thirteenth Colony |
86 | Religious Reform |
87 | The Georgian War |
CHAPTER XVII | THE GREAT OHIO WAR |
88 | Canessetago and Franklin |
89 | Expulsion of the Acadians |
90 | The Lanapes' New Home |
91 | French Expansion in the Interior |
92 | Virginia's Ohio Expedition |
93 | The Great Ohio War Starts |
94 | Iroquois Territory Invaded |
95 | Amherst's Smallpox |
96 | Capture of Canada |
97 | The Peace of 1763 |
CHAPTER XVIII | AFTERMATH OF THE GREAT OHIO WAR |
98 | Royal Peace Proclamation |
99 | The Ottawa Federation |
100 | Spanish Exploration |
101 | The New Regime in Canada |
102 | Manufacturing in England and America |
103 | New Titles in New England |
104 | Collecting for the War |
CHAPTER XIX | DEFIANCE |
104b* | The Stamp Act Congress |
105 | Boston is Invaded |
106 | The South Defies the Proclamation |
107 | The Virginia Liberals |
108 | The Quebec Act |
109 | Other Complaints |
110 | Smugglers' Resistance |
111 | Correspondence Committees |
112 | The Boston Port Bill |
CHAPTER XX | THE PERIOD OF CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE |
113 | A New Military Regime Enters Massachusetts |
114 | Congress of the United Colonies |
115 | The Provincial Congress in Massachusetts |
116 | Aid from New Hampshire |
117 | The Winter of 1774 in Boston |
118 | New York Attempts to Oust the Vermonters |
119 | The British Raid Middlesex |
120 | The Pursuit |
CHAPTER XXI | THE SIEGE OF BOSTON |
121 | The Siege Begins |
122 | The Capture of Ticonderoga |
123 | The Mecklenburg Declarations |
124 | Revolt in Maine |
125 | The Continental Congress of 1775 |
126 | The Attack on Charlestown |
127 | Washington Takes Command |
128 | Attack on Canada |
129 | Evacuation of Boston |
CHAPTER XXII | DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE |
130 | The Continental Army Moves to New York |
131 | Independence in Rhode Island |
132 | Independence Discussed by the Continental Congress |
133 | The Declaration of Independence |
134 | The Accusations in the Declaration |
135 | Federal Structure of the First Republic |
CHAPTER XXIII | THE WAR FOR INDEPENDENCE |
136 | Proclaiming Independence |
137 | England Recovers New York |
138 | "Burgoyning" |
139 | Foreign Aid |
140 | The Articles of Confederation |
141 | The War in the West |
142 | The "Commonwealth" |
143 | The War in the South |
CHAPTER XXIV | THE FIRST REPUBLIC |
144 | Peace Negotiations |
145 | Evacuation of New York |
146 | Post-Revolution Migrations |
147 | The Green Mountain War |
148 | The Northwest Territory |
CHAPTER XXV | ECONOMIC RECONSTRUCTION OF THE FIRST REPUBLIC |
149 | Conflict of Economic Systems |
150 | Currency under the First Republic |
151 | Church Reorganization |
152 | Land and Trade under the First Republic |
153 | The Soldiers' Demands |
CHAPTER XXVI | THE SHAYS REBELLION |
154 | The Rhode Island Coup |
155 | The Hatfield Convention |
156 | The Northampton Insurrection |
157 | Spread of the Shays Rebellion |
158 | Defeat of the Rebellion |
159 | Refugees and Prisoners |
CHAPTER XXVII | THE CINCINNATI CONSPIRACY |
160 | The Annapolis Convention |
161 | Aftermath of the Shays Rebellion |
162 | The Northwest Ordinance |
163 | The Secret Meeting at Philadelphia |
164 | The Plan for the Overthrow |
165 | The Ratifying Conventions |
166 | The Massachusetts Reservations |
167 | The First Republic Surrenders |
CHAPTER XXVIII | WASHINGTON'S ADMINISTRATION |
168 | The Second Republic is Started |
169 | Opposition to the Second Republic |
170 | The Recalcitrant States |
171 | Northwest and Southwest Territories |
172 | The Bill of Rights |
173 | Washington and the Federal District |
174 | Federalist Regime Economic Activities |
175 | Foreign Relations |
176 | Washington Retires |
CHAPTER XXIX | DOWNFALL OF FEDERALISM |
177 | American Neutrality |
178 | Sedition Laws |
179 | The Dispute with Georgia |
180 | End of the Federalist Period |
CHAPTER XXX | UNDER THE DEMOCRATIC- REPUBLICANS |
181 | Jefferson Becomes President |
182 | Acquisition of Louisiana |
183 | The Embargo |
184 | Tecumseh |
185 | The Canadian War |
186 | Dictatorship in Louisiana |
187 | Fixing the Borders |
188 | Missouri Becomes a State |
189 | Renewal of South American Revolutions |
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W. J. Sidis |
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That tribal organisation just surprised me by sending―from some place in New Hampshire I never heard of before, an historical newspaper written in American, and which seemed to be good and exciting stuff. Hope they can keep it up. Yours truly, W. J. Sidis |