The Papers Of Sir William Johnson; General Index (Volume Xiv) (Paperback)

A sweeping key to the colonial past, The Papers of Sir William Johnson; General Index (Volume XIV) opens a vital gateway to the heart of 18th century America. Every name, event, and place in this extraordinary historical documents collection is meticulously indexed, guiding readers through the complex world of British colonial governance, Native American relations, and the forging of British-American ties. It is a map for historians and researchers, and a treasure for anyone drawn to the rich tapestry of early American studies. Curated by renowned scholar Milton W. Hamilton, this primary source anthology distils the essence of the New York colonial era - a time when diplomacy, conflict, and cultural exchange shaped the lives of settlers and indigenous nations alike. The volume's comprehensive index unlocks the full breadth of Johnson's correspondence and records, making it an indispensable academic study resource. Its pages reflect the nuanced interplay between British authorities and Native American leaders, offering unparalleled insight for those seeking to understand the roots of American identity. Republished by Alpha Editions in a careful modern edition, this volume preserves the spirit of the original while making it effortless to enjoy today - a heritage title prepared for readers and collectors alike. Whether you are a casual enthusiast of colonial American history or a classic-literature collector, this work stands as more than a reference: it is a cultural artefact, restored for the curious minds of today and tomorrow.