1972 The Iroquois in the American Revolution Graymont 1st Edition Hardcover
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Native American and Revolutionary War history examining the political and military experiences of the Iroquois Confederacy during the American Revolution. Barbara Graymont explores the Six Nations’ relationships with Britain and the American colonies, the collapse of Iroquois neutrality, and the war’s devastating effects on the People of the Longhouse.
Published by Syracuse University Press in 1972. Stated First Edition hardcover. Includes illustrations, maps, appendices, extensive notes, a bibliographical essay, and index. 359 pages. ISBN 0-8156-0083-6.
Former library copy with library stamps, identification numbers, labels, and writing. Heavy black marker obscures library markings along all three page edges. Additional shelf wear, rubbing, bumped corners, and fraying at the spine ends. No dust jacket. Binding remains intact and the interior text is readable. Please review all photographs carefully for the exact condition.
SKU D-4
1972 The Iroquois in the American Revolution Graymont 1st Edition Hardcover
$35.00
Published by Syracuse University Press in 1972. Stated First Edition hardcover. Includes illustrations, maps, appendices, extensive notes, a bibliographical essay, and index. 359 pages. ISBN 0-8156-0083-6.
Former library copy with library stamps, identification numbers, labels, and writing. Heavy black marker obscures library markings along all three page edges. Additional shelf wear, rubbing, bumped corners, and fraying at the spine ends. No dust jacket. Binding remains intact and the interior text is readable. Please review all photographs carefully for the exact condition.
SKU D-4