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The Indigenous Nations of New Netherlands, New England, New Spain, New France and The Antilles Islands. (A Complete History 1500-1865)

Note: We’ve released a corrected copy of everything we were able to locate within book in a short amount of time. The person who originally had the job of correcting any mistakes made between all ten researchers after submitting their final works, which he failed to do so. We have corrected all of the errors that we were able to catch. All information submitted within our research can be used how ever you like for your own research purposes. We are all learning together and we will all need to play our part in connecting back all the dots and gaining more access to our true heritage purposefully hidden from us as a whole. If you would like to submit your own research for our Volume.2 Continuum, please send us a message through our blog. We are currently building a custom website where all our books could be accessed, read and downloaded and more open communication channels so we all can take part in the research of our true identities.

Content Details:

This historical compilation brings together a collection of historical events, primary documents, publications, maps, illustrations, archaeological findings and modern research spanning the Americas from the sixteenth century onward.

The material has been assembled to examine historical subjects that may be interconnected through Indigenous population histories, colonial expansion, territorial displacement, warfare, enslavement, migration, racial classification and the transformation of identity.

Rather than presenting these events as isolated occurrences, the compilation places them alongside one another to provide a broader historical context for examining the development and transformation of Indigenous communities and their descendants.

The collection also serves as a historical reference foundation for the larger research thesis, Indigenous Nations, Colonial Classification, and the Transformation of Identity in North America, which investigates these subjects through geographical, ethnographic, linguistic, demographic, political and institutional analysis.

Individual historical accounts and events are presented as research material for further examination. Their inclusion does not necessarily establish a direct relationship or prove a particular historical interpretation. Those relationships must be evaluated through the available documentary, archaeological, genealogical and scholarly evidence.

Chapters and Their role in the compilation:

1–3: Establish the Indigenous historical and geographical background.

4: Introduces historical classification and changes in population descriptions.

5–6: Brings together burial-ground history, population displacement and related events.

7–8: Documents cultural, religious and educational developments.

9: Adds the Canadian migration and settlement dimension.

10: Provides twentieth-century institutional and ideological context.

11: Extends the archaeological and burial-ground investigation.

12: Introduces modern genetics and the contemporary classification of ancestry.

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