Abstract:The Cherokees were a markedly divided people during much of the eighteenth century. Though loosely bound by ties of kinship, cultural commonality, and political association, well-entrenched town and regional loyalties often presented a considerable challenge to Cherokee unity. Scholars have long recognized the fractured nature of Cherokee society and focused much of their attention on gender roles, generational gaps, and political factionalism. Paradoxically, though these studies typically identify town and re… Show more
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