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The Carolina Indian Frontier by David H. Corkran First Edition

“The Carolina Indian Frontier” is a book written by David H. Corkran in 1970. It is a historical account of the Indian Wars in South Carolina during the colonial period, ca.1600-1775. While the Yamasee War stands out, it was the most significant Indian conflict in South Carolina during that period.Other wars, such as the Cherokee-Creek wars were also brutal.

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Condition	The text block is free of underlines or highlighting. There is very minor rub wear along the sides and corners, minimal creasing. The binding is tight and firm. From a non-smoking environment. My 4 photos are of the actual book you will receive, I never use stock photographs. Please be aware that the actual color of the book and my photos could differ due to many variations in monitors and browsers, and cameras.
Condition	Good
Book Title	The Carolina Indian Frontier
Book Series	Tricentenniel Studies
Original Language	English
Item Length	5 in
Vintage	Yes
Format	Trade Paperback
Language	English
Item Height	8 in
Personalized	No
Features	na
Topic	Native American History In the Carolinas
Item Width	.25 in
Signed	No
Ex Libris	No
Narrative Type	Nonfiction
Publisher	Universty of South Carolina Press
Intended Audience	Young Adults, Adults
Inscribed	No
Edition	First Edition
Publication Year	1970
Type	na
Literary Movement	Modernism
Era	1970s
Illustrator	na
Author	David H. Corkran
Genre	History
Country/Region of Manufacture	United States
Item Weight	15 oz
Number of Pages	70

“The Carolina Indian Frontier” is a book written by David H. Corkran in 1970. It is a historical account of the Indian Wars in South Carolina during the colonial period, ca.1600-1775.

The Yamasee War was a disruptive and transformational conflict in colonial America. During this war, Native Americans killed hundreds of colonists, destroyed settlements, and traders throughout the southeastern region. Approximately 7 percent of South Carolina’s settlers lost their lives, making it one of the bloodiest wars in American history. Ultimately, the Yamasee War shifted the geopolitical landscape for both European colonies and native groups, contributing to the emergence of new Native American confederations such as the Muscogee Creek and Catawba.

While the Yamasee War stands out, it was the most significant Indian conflict in South Carolina during that period. Other wars, such as the Cherokee-Creek wars were also brutal.