An Empire of Small Places: Mapping the Southeastern Anglo-Indian Trade, 1732-1795

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Contents: Introduction: The View from the Bluffs: Envisioning the Spaces of the Anglo-Creek Deerskin Trade — Strung Together: Mapping the Colonial Southeast — The Life of the Region: The Many Meanings of the Savannah River — Keeping Company| Keeping Store: The Shaping of Colonial Augusta — To Make the Path White and Clear: Possibilities and Problems in Southeastern Travel — Breaking Houses: Trading Posts an Power in the Colonial Southeast — Conclusion: To Remove all Obstructions: Southeastern Geography after the American Revolution