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In Choosing to Be Cherokee, She Was Forced to Renounce the U.S.

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2016-07-28

Authors

McGrath, Ann

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Zócalo Public Square

Abstract

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

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Aboriginal history, Australian History, Native American History

Citation

McGrath, A. “In Choosing to Be Cherokee, She Was Forced to Renounce the U.S.” Zócalo, July 28, 2016 http://www.zocalopublicsquare.org/2016/07/28/in-choosing-to-be-cherokee-she-was-forced-to-renounce-the-u-s/chronicles/who-we-were/

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/116299

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ANU Research Publications

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Zócalo

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Newspaper/magazine article

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Open Access

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