دانلود کتاب George Galphin's intimate empire : the Creek Indians, family, and colonialism in early America

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Contents
List of Illustrations
Series Editors’ Preface
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations
Introduction
Part I. George Galphin’s Intimate Empire, Silver Bluff c. 1764
1. \"In Whom He Placed the Greatest Confidence\": The Familial World of Silver Bluff
2. \"The Intimate Connection . . . between His Interest and Mine in the Indian Trade\": Networks of Intimacy, Trade, and Empire at Silver Bluff
3. \"His People,\" \"His Slaves,\" and \"His Children\": Patriarchy and Interdependency at Silver Bluff
Part II. Foundations of George Galphin’s Intimate Empire, 1707–1763
4. \"We Have Suffered Many Hardships to Acquire a Small Competency\": Family, Patriarchy, and Empire in Ulster, 1700–1737
5. \"He Was Looked Upon as an Indian”: Family, Matriarchy, and Empire in Coweta, 1741–1763
6. A \"Principal,\" \"Considerable,\" and \"Sensible\" Trader: Networks of Intimacy, Trade, and Empire in the Transoceanic World, 1741–1763
Part III: Violence in George Galphin’s Intimate Empire, 1764–1780
7. \"I Thought To Be Easey the Remainder of my Life . . . but I Have Had More Tro[u]ble than Ever\": Empire and Violence in the South, 1764–1776
8. \"I Am Sorry an Independence Is Declared\": Empire and Violence in the American Revolution, 1776–1780
Conclusion
Notes
Bibliography
Index