Captives & cousins :
slavery, kinship, and community in the Southwest borderlands /
James F. Brooks.

Description

Main Author

Brooks, James, 1955-

Related Names

Omohundro Institute of Early American History & Culture.

Language(s)

English

Published

Chapel Hill, NC : Published for the Omohundro Institute of Early American History & Culture, Williamsburg, Virginia, University of North Carolina Press, c2002.

Subjects

Indigenous peoples > Indigenous peoples / Kinship > Indigenous peoples / Kinship / North America > Indigenous peoples / Kinship / North America / Southwest, New > Indigenous peoples / Kinship / North America / Southwest, New / History.
Indigenous peoples > Indigenous peoples / Southwest, New > Indigenous peoples / Southwest, New / Social conditions.
Role behavior.
Gender roles.
Culture conflict > Culture conflict / Southwest, New > Culture conflict / Southwest, New / History.
Sex role > Sex role / Southwest, New > Sex role / Southwest, New / History.
Slavery > Slavery / Southwest, New > Slavery / Southwest, New / History.
Indians of North America > Indians of North America / Kinship > Indians of North America / Kinship / Southwest, New > Indians of North America / Kinship / Southwest, New / History.
Spaniards > Spaniards / Kinship > Spaniards / Kinship / Southwest, New > Spaniards / Kinship / Southwest, New / History.
Indians of North America > Indians of North America / Southwest, New > Indians of North America / Southwest, New / Social conditions.
Spaniards > Spaniards / Southwest, New > Spaniards / Southwest, New / Social conditions.
Southwest, New > Southwest, New / Colonization > Southwest, New / Colonization / Social aspects.
Southwest, New > Southwest, New / Social conditions.
Southwest, New > Southwest, New / Ethnic relations.

Physical Description

419 p. : ill., maps ; 24 cm

ISBN

0807853828
0807827142

Locate a Print Version

Find in a library

Viewability