ContentsIntroductionNelsonLarry L.SkaggsDavid CurtisThe Sixty Years' War for the Great Lakes, 1754–1814: An OverviewSkaggsDavid CurtisFrench Imperial Policy for the Great Lakes BasinEcclesW. J.Henry Bouquet and British Infantry Tactics on the Ohio Frontier, 1758–1764Brodine Jr.Charles E.The Microbes of War: The British Army and Epidemic Disease among the Ohio Indians, 1758–1765WardMatthew C.Charles-Michel Mouet de Langlade: Warrior, Soldier, and Intercultural “Window” on the Sixty Years' War for the Great LakesMcDonnellMichael A.The Iroquois and the Native American Struggle for the Ohio Valley, 1754–1794ParmenterJon W.The French Connection: The Interior French and Their Role in French-British Relations in the Western Great Lakes Region, 1760–1775WidderKeith R.“Ignorant bigots and busy rebels”: The American Revolution in the Western Great LakesSleeper-SmithSusanFortress Detroit, 1701–1826DunniganBrian LeighRethinking the Gnadenhutten Massacre: The Contest for Power in the Public World of the Revolutionary Pennsylvania FrontierSadoskyLeonardWar as Cultural Encounter in the Ohio ValleyPerkinsElizabeth A.Liberty and Power in the Old Northwest, 1763–1800HinderakerEricSupper and Celibacy: Quaker-Seneca Reflexive MissionsCoxRobert S.The Mohawk/Oneida Corridor: The Geography of Inland Navigation Across New YorkLord, Jr.PhilipIroquois External Affairs, 1807–1815: The Crisis of the New OrderBennCarlThe Firelands: Land Speculation and the War of 1812HurtR. DouglasReluctant Warriors: British North Americans and the War of 1812ErringtonE. JaneForgotten Allies: The Loyal Shawnees and the War of 1812EdmundsR. David“To Obtain Command of the Lakes”: The United States and the Contest for Lakes Erie and Ontario, 1812–1815SeikenJeffThe Meanings of the Wars for the Great LakesCaytonAndrew R. L.About the Editors and ContributorsIndex
