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245 14 a| The ancient house :b| constructing community in the seventeenth-century New York borderlands /c| by Erin B. Kramer.;

246 30 a| Constructing community in the seventeenth-century New York borderlands;

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490 1 a| David J. Weber series in the new borderlands history;

504 a| Includes bibliographical references and index.;

505 0 a| Memory and peace -- Building houses, feeding the people -- Walking in the woods -- Brother Corlaer's new house -- Condolence and renewal -- A sheltering house -- Mastery and community.;

520 a| "While New Amsterdam has captured public imagination and scholarly attention for centuries, the Dutch borderland settlement that became Albany, New York, was no less vital to the development of early America. In The Ancient House , historian Erin Kramer examines how early relationships between the Dutch and Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) built a foundation for the town's oversized role in European and Indigenous diplomacy in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Albany (called 'the ancient house' by a Haudenosaunee orator) was an essential space where Indigenous people articulated what it meant for Europeans to settle in their world. Kramer illustrates how Haudenosaunee people shaped the town, its politics, and the laws enforced there through a century of negotiations, and how they sought redress and hold colonists to their agreements. By incorporating Haudenosaunee stories into the broader narrative of New York history, The Ancient House reveals how Albany became a negotiated community, a site of dialogue, and a critical central place in early America"-- Provided by publisher.;

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The ancient house : constructing community in the seventeenth-century New York borderlands / by Erin B. Kramer.

Author/creator	Kramer, Erin B. author
Format	Book
Publication	Chapel Hill : The University of North Carolina Press, [2026]
Description	xiv, 206 pages : illustrations, maps ; 24 cm
Subjects	Six Nations--Foreign relations. --Netherlands. Iroquois Indians--New York (State). --Albany. --History. Colonists--New York (State). --Albany. --Ethnic relations. Albany (N.Y.)--History. --17th century. Netherlands--Foreign relations. --Six Nations. Albany (N.Y.)--Ethnic relations. --History. --17th century. Netherlands--Colonies. --Race relations.

Portion of title	Constructing community in the seventeenth-century New York borderlands
Series	David J. Weber series in the new borderlands history David J. Weber series in the new borderlands history http://id.loc.gov/resources/hubs/471c4bda-08aa-1102-d44b-6d4e09aefa20
Contents	Memory and peace -- Building houses, feeding the people -- Walking in the woods -- Brother Corlaer's new house -- Condolence and renewal -- A sheltering house -- Mastery and community.
Abstract	"While New Amsterdam has captured public imagination and scholarly attention for centuries, the Dutch borderland settlement that became Albany, New York, was no less vital to the development of early America. In The Ancient House , historian Erin Kramer examines how early relationships between the Dutch and Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) built a foundation for the town's oversized role in European and Indigenous diplomacy in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Albany (called 'the ancient house' by a Haudenosaunee orator) was an essential space where Indigenous people articulated what it meant for Europeans to settle in their world. Kramer illustrates how Haudenosaunee people shaped the town, its politics, and the laws enforced there through a century of negotiations, and how they sought redress and hold colonists to their agreements. By incorporating Haudenosaunee stories into the broader narrative of New York history, The Ancient House reveals how Albany became a negotiated community, a site of dialogue, and a critical central place in early America"-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references and index.
LCCN	2025045070
ISBN	9781469693781 cloth
ISBN	146969378X
ISBN	9781469693798 paperback
ISBN	1469693798
ISBN	epub
ISBN	pdf

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