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The Allen Morris Forum on the Native South invites you to join a collegial exhibition of new research on Native Americans in the American South via Zoom. The March 2024 session welcomes the work of Dr. Nathaniel Holly from The University of Georgia Press.
Dr. Holly will be discussing his work titled “‘We are now like Birds in a Cage’: An Urban History of the Anglo-Cherokee War.” Opening comments will be provided by Dr. Bryan Rindfleisch (Marquette University).
The event is free but requires an RSVP to access the Zoom and receive the pre-circulated paper.