Indigenous London : native travelers at the heart of empire, Coll Thrush, (electronic resource)

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Bibliography note: Includes bibliographical references (pages 259-302) and index

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Contents: Maps -- The unhidden city : imagining indigenous Londons -- Interlude one : a devil's looking glass, circa 1576 -- Dawnland telescopes : making colonial knowledge in Algonquian London, 1580-1630 -- Interlude two : a debtor's petition, 1676 -- Alive from America : indigenous diplomacies and urban disorder, 1710-1765 -- Interlude three : Atlantes, 1761 -- "Such confusion as I never dreamt" : indigenous reasonings in an unreasonable city, 1766-1785 -- Interlude four : a lost museum, 1793 -- That kind urbanity of manner : navigating ritual in Māori and Kānaka Maoli London, 1806-1866 -- Interlude five : a hat factory, circa 1875 -- Civilization itself consents : discliplining bodies in imperial suburbia, 1861-1914 -- Interlude six : a notebook, 1929 -- The city of long memory : remembering and reclaiming indigenous London, 1982-2013 -- Epilogue : the other indigenous London -- Appendix : self-guided encounters with indigenous London

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