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34. Quoted in Grenier, First Way of War, 144.


35. Ibid., 4r.


36. Ibid., 14 1- 43.

Notes 251

37. From The Colonial and State Records of North Carolina 5 (Chapel Hill:
    University of North Carolina), quoted in Nabokov, Native American Testi­
    mony, 41 -42.


38. Calloway, Scratch of a Pen, 16 8-69.


39. Grenier, First Way of War, 148.


40. For an in-depth study of Hollywood "cowboy and Indian" movies, see
    Slotkin, Gunfighter Nation.
    4r. Dunmore quoted in Grenier, First Way of War, 150.


41. Jennings, "The Indians' Revolution," 337 -38.
    4 3. For the integral role of spiritual leaders in Indigenous resistance, see Dowd,
    Spirited Resistance.


42. Grenier, First Way of War, 153-54.


43. Richter, Facing East from Indian Country, 223.


44. Grenier, First Way of War, 16r.


45. Richter, Facing East from Indian Country, 222 -23.


46. Grenier, First Way of War, 152.


47. Calloway, American Revolution in Indian Country, 197-98.


48. Ibid., 197.
    5r. Grenier, First Way of War, sr-53.


49. Ibid., 17 -18.


50. Ibid., 59-63.


51. Washington and Sullivan quoted in Drinnon, Facing West, 33r.


52. Grenier, First Way of War, 16 3, 166 -68.

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Epigraph: King, Why We Can't Wait, 41 -42. Orig. published Harper and Row,
1964.
r. Richter, Facing East From Indian Country, 223 -24.

2. See Bogus, "Hidden History of the Second Amendment"; and Hadden,
   Slave Patrols.


3. Grenier, First Way of War, 17 0-72.


4. Anderson and Cayton, Dominion of War, 104-59.


5. Grenier, First Way of War, 193-95.


6. Ibid., 19 5-97.


7. Ibid., 19 8-200.


8. Calloway, Shawnees and the War for America, 102 -3.


9. Grenier, First Way of War, 201-2; Richter, Facing East from Indian Coun­
   try, 22 4-25.
   ro. Calloway, Shawnees and the War for America, 137. See also Edmunds,