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| + | == Roger Williams Remarks on Narragansett women – 1643 == | ||
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| + | == John Heckewelder’s 1819, Women’s Lives among the Delaware == | ||
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| + | == Pierre de Charlevoix, 1721, “Iroquois Women in Government” == | ||
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| + | == Mary Rowlandson’s account (1681) and Mary Jemison’s account (1824) == | ||
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| + | == Samuel de Champlain, 1616 == | ||
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| + | == Mary Musgrove assists the Georgians in Dealing with the Choctaws, 1734 & Mary Musgrove Seeks aid for past service from GA, 1747 == | ||
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| + | == Captive John Tanner in 1830 == | ||
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| + | == Father Le Jeune on necessity of teaching native women, 1633 == | ||
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| + | == Native women resist Jesuits, 1640 == | ||
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| + | == Wamponoag women of Martha’s Vineyard, 1727 == | ||
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| + | == Sarah Ahhaton’s trial, 1668 == | ||
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| + | == Ann Marie Plane's essay == | ||
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So little is known about the complex and diverse group of Native American women. How much should we trust the accounts of literate white men and women? How can we be sure that we recieve an unaltered and unbiased view of these women's lives? We cannot, thus, it is imperative that we take an objective eye when reading others narritives on a people without a clear voice in our history books. Although it is interesting and beneficial to compare the differing accounts of Mary Jemison and Mary Rowlandson we do not have the accounts from their captors. -- Hannah W. | So little is known about the complex and diverse group of Native American women. How much should we trust the accounts of literate white men and women? How can we be sure that we recieve an unaltered and unbiased view of these women's lives? We cannot, thus, it is imperative that we take an objective eye when reading others narritives on a people without a clear voice in our history books. Although it is interesting and beneficial to compare the differing accounts of Mary Jemison and Mary Rowlandson we do not have the accounts from their captors. -- Hannah W. | ||
