Colonial Mississippi

Focusing on the diverse encounters among various peoples, this book chronicles the colonial history of Mississippi over three centuries. Authors Christian Pinnen and Charles Weeks highlight the complex interactions between Native Americans, Europeans, and Africans, particularly during the eighteenth century. They delve into the region's colonial challenges, especially along the Gulf Coast and in Natchez, revealing how these encounters shaped Mississippi's identity. This comprehensive narrative uncovers the rich tapestry of cultural exchanges and the enduring impacts of colonialism on the land.