- Cherokee History on First Nations. Lee Sultzman, First Nations' Historian, has composed an excellent overview of the history of the Cherokee. This page includes the most thorough chronology of treaties and other events that shaped the history of the Cherokee.
- Fire in the Mountains: The arrival of the Spanish conquistadors in the Cherokee Country by Donald Sheppard and Jeremiah Wolfe on www.floridahistory.com.
- North Georgia History on Randal Golden's Cartersville GA website
- Cherokee History
- Sequoyah
- New Echota
- The Cherokee Phoenix Newspaper
- Northwest Georgia's Chieftains Trail includes Native American historical sites.
- North Georgia's Bartram Trail traces the path of botanist John Bartram 1765 and 1766 through the Cherokee Country.
- Trail of Tears
- Pictures of Our Nobler Selves: the history of Native American journalism with emphasis on the writings of Elias Boudinot, John Rollin Ridge, and Elias Cornelius Boudinot. It begins with an excellent history of the Cherokee Phoenix newpaper. [from the First Amendment Center website]
- Cherokee Time-Line
-
Cherokee Language
and History Tapes
- Cherokee Archaeology-- North Carolina Archaeological Society
- Cherokee Treaties produced by the Oklahoma State University Library
- The Treaty of Hopewell 1785 (preceded on this page by The Shawnee Treaty at Great Miami 1786)
- Report on the Indian Affairs in the Southern Department 1787
-
Congressional
Proclamation on the Treaty of Hopewell 1788
Papers by Patrick Menges - The Keetoowah Society and the Avocation of Religious Nationalism within the Cherokee Nation 1855-1867 (Dissertation)
- "Who are You? I am Keetoowah's Son": Cherokee Nationalism and the Civil War
-
Beneath
the Underdog: Race, Religion and the "Trail of Tears"
- God and the Land: Natural Theology and Natural History - Gerald Smith, University of the South.
- Western History Manuscript Collection at the University of Missouri-Columbia
Copyright ©1996 Ken Martin