An ongoing and ever-growing list of reference materials used, in no particular order or Approved Format. Â All material was used as a starting point, after which alternate realities twisted facts into plotted fiction.
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FACING EAST FROM INDIAN COUNTRY, Daniel K. Richter
AMERICAN FRONTIERS, Gregory H. Nobles
THE AMERICANS: THE NATIONAL EXPERIENCE, Daniel J Boorstin
THE GREAT PEACE, Alain Beaulieu and Roland Viau (orig illus by Francis Back)
MYSTIC WARRIORS OF THE PLAINS, Thomas E Mails
THE MIDDLE GROUND, Indians, Empires and Republics in the Great Lakes Region, 1650-1815, Richard White
KEEPERS OF THE GAME, Indian-Animal Relationships and the Fur Trade, Cavin Martin
THE MYTHOLOGY OF NORTH AMERICA, John Bierhorst
THE NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN, Edward S. Curtis
LEWIS AND CLARK THROUGH INDIAN EYES, Alvin M Josephy, ed.
NATIVE AMERICAN HISTORY, Judith Nies
NATIVE AMERICAN HUNTING AND FIGHTING SKILLS, Colin F. Taylor
WEST OF THE REVOLUTION: An Uncommon History of 1776, Claudio Saunt
THE SLANG DICTIONARY: or, The vulgar words, street phrases, and fast expressions of high and low society, John Camden Hotten
Tardieu, Jean-Pierre. “Cimarrón-Maroon-Marron: An Epistemological Note.†Outre-Mers: Revue d‘Histoire 94.350–351 (2006): 237–247.
CORNROWS, by Camille Yarbrough
websites
North American English Dialects
Indian Nations – Oklahoma Archive
Native Plant Information Network
Native Languages of the Americas
Buffalo Bill Center of the West – McCracken Research Library
The Raging Pelican, Écoulement no.4
Route of the DeSoto Expedition, via the Encyclopedia of Arkansas