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Claiming Land, Claiming Water: Borders and the People Who Crossed Them in the Early Modern Atlantic
By Rachel B. Herrmann (Editor), Jessica Choppin Roney (Editor), Edward G. Gray (Contribution by), Christian J. Koot (Contribution by), Alexander Zukas (Contribution by), John Morton (Contribution by), Paul Musselwhite (Contribution by), Kim Gruenwald (Contribution by), Karen Rann (Contribution by), Charles W. A. Prior (Contribution by), Chad McCutchen (Contribution by), Jennifer Monroe McCutchen (Contribution by), Harvey Amani Whitfield (Contribution by), Sarah Chute (Contribution by), Scott Truett (Contribution by)
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By Rachel B. Herrmann (Editor), Jessica Choppin Roney (Editor), Edward G. Gray (Contribution by), Christian J. Koot (Contribution by), Alexander Zukas (Contribution by), John Morton (Contribution by), Paul Musselwhite (Contribution by), Kim Gruenwald (Contribution by), Karen Rann (Contribution by), Charles W. A. Prior (Contribution by), Chad McCutchen (Contribution by), Jennifer Monroe McCutchen (Contribution by), Harvey Amani Whitfield (Contribution by), Sarah Chute (Contribution by), Scott Truett (Contribution by)
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Explores how and why people manipulated borders in the early modern Atlantic world
Claiming Land, Claiming Water shares what historians and geographers wish readers knew about maps and borders before, during, and after the founding of the United States. The essays collected in this volume model how people can learn to interpret maps as arguments, rather than as historical facts, and to read maps for evidence of people and places that were elided, renamed, or destroyed.
Contributors travel thr...
Claiming Land, Claiming Water shares what historians and geographers wish readers knew about maps and borders before, during, and after the founding of the United States. The essays collected in this volume model how people can learn to interpret maps as arguments, rather than as historical facts, and to read maps for evidence of people and places that were elided, renamed, or destroyed.
Contributors travel thr...
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