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Goldstene, Claire The Struggle for America's Promise: Equal Opportunity at the Dawn of Corporate Capital

Ordahl Kupperman’s Indians and English: Facing Off in Early America (Cornell University Press, 2000). The study does gesture at Algonquians’ continuing engagement with dreams through the present day, countering colonial assertions about the purported erasure or diminishment of traditional practices. It could likely move even further in that direction by reckoning directly with contemporary tribal historians’ and cultural specialists’ views of dreaming and of the now centuries-long influence of Christianity. Overall, this study would be useful for scholars of early American history who already possess familiarity with New England regional developments and concepts of cross-cultural entanglements. It offers thoughtfully comparative and interdisciplinary consideration of invisible yet critical dimensions of spiritual and mental experiences and their transformative influence among the societies of the Northeast.