William Bartram on the Southeastern Indians Marcella Foreman compiled from public archives and

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William Bartram on the Southeastern Indians Marcella Foreman compiled from public archives andSeries Editor Introduction: "For 200 years, people have been reading and enjoying William Bartram, a renowned naturalist. His vivid descriptions of the flora and fauna of the American Southeast captured a world that no longer exists. First published in 1791, Bartram's Travels has been reprinted many times, often carefully edited and annotated by students of natural history. But Bartram was interested in the human as well as the natural history of the