Under the American Elm
A podcast on American Indian History as told by CSC undergraduates under the direction of Nesheim’s “radical” pedagogy, featuring bloody blankets and bullhorns. We will discuss the history of American Indians and the historians who have written it, focusing on the way missionaries, disease, the fur trade, and warfare affected the lives of Natives, in other words, the good, bad, and the ugly of HIST 363.
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4
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± 20 days
Latest episode
6 years ago
November 23, 2020
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