Tennessee Frontiers: Three Regions in Transition

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Tennessee Frontiers: Three Regions in Transition
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ISBN
978-0253339850
WebsiteIndiana University Press

Tennessee Frontiers: Three Regions in Transition is a book by John R. Finger published in 2001 by Indiana University Press.[1] The work is part of the A History of the Trans-Appalachian Frontier series edited by Malcolm J. Rohrbough and Walter Nugent.[2]

Contents

The work looks at the Tennessee frontier from early European contact with Native Americans to the ethnic cleansing of Native Americans from the region in 1830. It addresses issues such as the development and expansion of the market economy, land hunger, speculation, political and military interactions with regional tribes, and the search for stability and security.[2][3]

Structure

The work contains normal front material and begins with a foreword by the series editors and an introduction by the author, followed by eleven chapters:

1 Land, People, and Early Frontiers
2 Trade, Acculturation, and Empire: 1700-1775
3 The Revolutionary Frontier: 1775-1780
4 Expansion Amid Revolution: 1779-1783
5 Speculation, Turmoil, and Intrigue: 1780-1789
6 The Southwest Territory: 1790-1796
7 The Social Fabric
8 The Frontier Economy
9 Statehood to Nationalism: 1796-1815
10 The Western District: 1795-1840
11 Hegemony and Cherokee Removal: 1791-1840

It finishes with a conclusion and essay on sources by the author.[4]

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Publication details

Tennessee Frontiers: Three Regions in Transition, by John R. Finger was published by Indiana University Press in Hardback in 2001. John R. Finger is an

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References

  1. JSTOR 27792447
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  4. ^ "Tennessee Frontiers", Indiana University Press, retrieved 28 August 2023