Contents
Special issue: “Indigenous Midwests”
Guest Edited by Doug Kiel and James F. Brooks
Remembrance: Andrew R. L. Cayton: Midwesterner (1954–2015)
Jon K. Lauck
Introduction: Reframing and Reclaiming Indigenous Midwests
Doug Kiel and James F. Brooks
Articles Planning to Stay: Treaties as Components in Post-War of 1812 Native Strategies to Remain in the Lower Great Lakes
Rebecca Kugel
Settler Colonial Strategies and Indigenous Resistance on the Great Lakes Lumber Frontier
Theodore J. Karamanski
Becoming Black, White, and Indian in Wisconsin Farm Country, 1850s–1910s
Jennifer Kirsten Stinson
From Reconciliation to Resurgence: Dakota Commemorations of the U.S.-Dakota War of 1862
Deborah Edwards-Anderson
Pontiac’s Ghost in the Motor City: Indigeneity and the Discursive Constructive of Modern Detroit
Kyle T. Mays
Appealing to the Great Spirit: Foundational Fictions and Settler Histories in Middletown America
James Joseph Buss
Metropolitan Transformation and the Colonial Relation: The Making of an “Indian Neighborhood” in Postwar Minneapolis
David Hugill
Review Essays “The Place You Come from Stamps You: Saul Bellow’s Midwest”
Andrew Seal
“Unearthing Paths toward Black Freedom in the Midwest”
Kathryn Schumaker
“The Sunbelt, the Midwest, and Versions of American Regionalism”
Michael C. Steiner