In Choosing to be Cherokee, She was Forced to Renounce the US

Ann McGrath

In Choosing to be Cherokee, She was Forced to Renounce the US

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Mixed couples in the United Statesthose who crossed boundaries between Indian Nations and the European newcomersleft permanent legacies well beyond the families they created. They also shaped the meaning of nation and citizenship

Original language	English
No.	online
Specialist publication	Zocalo
Publication status	Published - 2016

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In Choosing to be Cherokee, She was Forced to Renounce the US

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