Mississippi A History.
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Newark :
John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated,
2015.
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Colección: | New York Academy of Sciences Ser.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Intro
- Title page
- Copyright page
- List of Illustrations
- Preface and Acknowledgments
- Map: Mississippi's Place in the United States
- Map: The State of Mississippi
- Chapter 1: Mississippi
- The State Name
- Climate and Physical Geography
- The Influence of Geography on History
- Selected Sources
- Chapter 2: Two Worlds Collide
- The First Mississippians
- The Spanish Incursion
- American Indians of Mississippi in the Late Seventeenth Century
- Major Tribes
- The Choctaws
- The Chickasaws
- Minor Tribes
- Conclusion
- Selected Sources
- Chapter 3: French Colonies
- Colonial Louisiana
- Initial French Exploration
- International Rivalries
- Iberville's Leadership
- The Bienville Era, 1702-1743
- Final Years of French Rule in Mississippi
- French Colonial Life
- Conclusion
- Selected Sources
- Chapter 4: The British Period, 1763-1781
- British West Florida
- The British Governors
- Governor Peter Chester, 1770-1781
- Social and Economic Life
- The American Revolution
- Selected Sources
- Chapter 5: Spanish Rule, 1781-1798
- The Boundary Dispute
- Spain Maintains Control
- Spanish Administration in Natchez
- Spain's Withdrawal
- Selected Sources
- Chapter 6: The Territorial Period, 1798-1817
- The First Stage of Territorial Government
- The Second Stage of Territorial Government
- Governor William C. C. Claiborne, 1801-1803
- Governor Robert Williams, 1805-1809
- Governor David Holmes, 1809-1817
- The Annexation of West Florida
- The War of 1812
- Economic Conditions
- Politics
- Selected Sources
- Chapter 7: The New State, 1817-1832
- Progress towards Statehood
- The Constitutional Convention of 1817
- The Constitution of 1817
- Formal Admission to Statehood
- Governor David Holmes, October 1817-January 1820
- Governor George Poindexter, January 1820-January 1822
- Governor Walter Leake, January 1822-November 1825
- Governor David Holmes, January 1826-July 1826
- Governor Gerard C. Brandon, July 1826-January 1832
- Governor Abram M. Scott, January 1832-November 1833
- The Constitution of 1832
- Conclusion
- Selected Sources
- Chapter 8: Antebellum Politics
- Review of National Political Party History
- Transitions Following the Constitution of 1832
- The Nullification Controversy
- Governor Hiram G. Runnels, November, 1833-November, 1835
- The Extraordinary Interim of Governor John A. Quitman
- Governor Charles Lynch, January 1836-January 1838
- Governor Alexander G. Mcnutt, January 1838-January 1842
- The Union Bank Bonds Controversy
- Governor Tilghman M. Tucker, January 1842-January 1844
- Governor Albert G. Brown, January 1844-January1847
- Selected Sources
- Chapter 9: Antebellum Life
- "Flush Times"
- The Social Structure: Whites
- The Social Structure: African Americans
- Education
- Religion
- Selected Sources
- Chapter 10: Mounting Sectional Strife
- Mississippi and the War with Mexico