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The author details how violent encounters with Indians--and consistently one-sided white interpretations of these events--helped fuel Southern white identity and facilitate Indian Removal. Further, Nooe 'connects the dots' of white Southern attitudes about race, citizenship, and land rights. Why are some Americans so attached to Confederate iconography? Nooe demonstrates that the emotional/psychological connection began long before 1865. Aggression and Sufferings skillfully weaves all of these themes together. --Robert M. Owens, author of Indian Wars and the Struggle for Eastern North America, 1763-1842

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F. Evan Nooe is assistant professor of history and historian for the Native American Studies Center at the University of South Carolina Lancaster. He has published numerous journal articles and essays on Native American history, southern history, and violence in the South. His work has appeared in academic journals such as Ethnohistory, The Southern Quarterly, and Native South.

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