Brief description: Linford D. Fisher is an associate professor of history at Brown University. The author of The Indian Great Awakening and principal investigator of the Stolen Relations project, he lives in Providence, Rhode Island.
Review Quotes: From the earliest coastal kidnappings on Cape Cod's shores to Boarding School matrons who trafficked Indian children, the history of Indigenous America is one of stolen people and stolen land. Linford Fisher's passionate prose and grim detail trace five centuries of interlocking African and Indigenous 'Slaveries, ' in which we feel the weight of the past in our present.--James Brooks, author of Mesa of Sorrows