Insatiable Hunger: Colonial Encounters in Context

Introduction
Section A, Contact
I.First Encounter
II.The Great Law of Peace
III.Herding and Male Dominance
IV.Eurasian versus American Agriculture
V.Off to a Bad Start

Section B, Wars of Religion
VI.Coligny and the Dream of New France 1560
VII.Holy Roman Emperor Charles V
VIII.The Dead Do Not Make War 1570
IX.Meanwhile, in England 1530-1610
X.Good King Henri 1610
XI.Republic of the United Netherlands 1600-20

Section C, Protestant Beachhead
XII.The Wampanoag
XIII.Brûlé, Savignon and the Gift Economy 1609
XIV.Champlain’s Choice 1610
XV.The Three Sisters
XVI.The Route to the West 1613
XVII.European-style Warfare Introduced
XVIII.The Pilgrims and the Wampanoag 1620

Section D: The Breakdown Begins
XIX.The Beaver Wars 1624
XX.Cardinal Richelieu and the Kirke Brothers 1629
XXI.Disease Among the Nations1635
XXII.Huronia and the Jesuits
XXIII.A Vision called Montreal
XXIV.War and the Dispersal of Huronia 1648
XXV.Metacomet (King Philip’s War) and The Covenant Chain (1637-1675)
XXVI.La Grande Paix de Montréal

Section E: A Monster Replicates
XXVII.The British Hydra
XXVIII.Sir William Johnson 1750-70
XXIX.The Seven Years’ War
XXX.British War Plans

Section F: British Hegemony
XXXI.Pontiac and the Proclamation of 1763
XXXII.American War of Independence 1770s
XXXIII.War of 1812
XXXIV.A Good Life