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1 “Of pleasing Countenance and pleasant manners”: John Norton’s Transatlantic voyages
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Cecilia Morgan
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Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents xi
- Illustrations xiii
- Acknowledgments xv
- Travelling through empire 3
- “Of pleasing Countenance and pleasant manners”: John Norton’s Transatlantic voyages 19
- Missionary Moments and Transatlantic Celebrity, 1830–1860: The Anishinaabeg of Upper Canada 57
- Intimate Entanglements within Empire 98
- Intimate Networks and Maps of Domesticity: The Northwest Fur Trade 129
- Playing “Indian”: Ojibwe Performers, London, 1840s 174
- Performances and Politics at Empire’s Height 206
- An Ending – and an Epilogue 235
- Notes 249
- Bibliography 293
- Index 321
Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents xi
- Illustrations xiii
- Acknowledgments xv
- Travelling through empire 3
- “Of pleasing Countenance and pleasant manners”: John Norton’s Transatlantic voyages 19
- Missionary Moments and Transatlantic Celebrity, 1830–1860: The Anishinaabeg of Upper Canada 57
- Intimate Entanglements within Empire 98
- Intimate Networks and Maps of Domesticity: The Northwest Fur Trade 129
- Playing “Indian”: Ojibwe Performers, London, 1840s 174
- Performances and Politics at Empire’s Height 206
- An Ending – and an Epilogue 235
- Notes 249
- Bibliography 293
- Index 321
