The Indian slave trade: the rise of the English empire in the American South, 1670-1717

The Mississippian era

Carolina, the Westo, and the trade in Indian slaves, 1670-1685

Crossroads of cultures: Scots, Yamasee, and the Carolina colony, 1684-1701

Arkansas, Tunica, Taensa, and French missionaries: communication across the cultural divide, 1698-1700

Diplomacy and war, 1699-1706

British imperialism and Indian warfare in the South: John Stewart and Thomas Nairne

Indians, traders and the reform of the Indian trade, 1707-1708

Defining the empire: Carolina and the conversion of Indians

Carolina's Indian traders

The Tuscarora War

Contours of the Indian slave trade

The Yamasee War.

Preface

Acknowledgments

Note on the text and terminology

Introduction

Part I : South to 1701

Mississippian era ; Carolina, the Westo, and the trade in Indian slaves, 1670-1685 ; Crossroad of cultures : Scots, Yamasee, and the Carolina colony, 1684-1701

Part II : Adjustments, 1698-1708

Arkansas, Tunica, Taensa, and French missionaries : communication across the cultural divide, 1698-1700 ; Diplomacy and war, 1699-1706 ; British imperialism and Indian warfare in the South : John Stewart and Thomas Nairne

Part III : Intentions, 1707-1711

Indians, traders, and the reform of the Indian trade, 1707-1708 ; Defining the empire : Carolina and the conversion of Indians ; Carolina's Indian traders

Part IV : Repercussions, 1712-1717

Tuscarora War ; Contours of the Indian slave trade ; Yamasee War

Afterword.