FOR THE INDIAN FEARS NOTHING

FOR THE INDIAN FEARS NOTHINGFOR THE INDIAN FEARS NOTHINGFOR THE INDIAN FEARS NOTHING

Robert Bruce Ferguson

"A Civil War History from the American Deep South"

An Account About Mississippi's American Indian Confederates

A dirt road near the lost hamlet called Lost Horse where Jack Amos claimed he was born at.

THE SYNOPSIS

The author's intention is to expand a neglected aspect of American history and create a definitive account of Mississippi's Indian Confederates during the American Civil War. The 1st Choctaw Battalion and Spann's Independent Scouts are the primary focus in the forthcoming book called For the Indian Fears Nothing.

For the Indian Fears Nothing has not been released. In the meantime, read the articles below for more historical information.

Mississippi Choctaws' Participation during the War is the latest academic paper weighing in the factors of the American policy of civilization and the obscured and irrelevant polity that the Mississippi Choctaw were before and during the American Civil War.

Southeastern American Indians during the Civil War is a general article concerning various Southeastern Indian tribes during the American Civil War. The Seminole, Choctaw, Cherokee, and the Catawba are examined in this brief paper.

Mississippi's Indian Confederates concerns itself with the main story of the Mississippi Choctaws' during the War.

This an academic historiographical essay about the most important works on the American Civil War. It also includes some information about the Mississippi Choctaws.

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