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Forgotten allies, the Oneida Indians and the American revolution, Joseph T. Glatthaar and James Kirby Martin - (hardcover : alk. paper)

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Prologue: The revolution's jubilee, the Marquis de Lafayette, and selective historical memory -- The people of the standing stone -- European intruders and consequences -- Changes in the Oneida landscape -- Into the vortex of rebellion -- Struggling to preserve neutrality -- Tightening bonds with the rebels -- Defending the oneida homeland -- Allied with the rebels -- Assisting continental forces at valley forge -- The enemy of old friends -- Warfare by devastation -- Vengeance and victory -- Forgotten allies -- Epilogue: From jubilee to centennial celebrations and beyond : toward the restoration of historical memory -- Afterword: New beginnings amid revived memories

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