Juche Carter on Nostr: indigenous Continent is a very interesting book and is mostly pre revolution, it’s ...

indigenous Continent is a very interesting book and is mostly pre revolution, it’s interesting because even though it’s antiwhite and libtarded in its presentation of facts (”the English genocide this village of 80 Indians” vs “the Iroquois peacefully ethnically cleansed all their neighbors”) you can read between the lines pretty easily, and his overall thesis is that the natives were a serious power in North America that even up to the 1700s could have come out on top, which is the reason the book got a lot of screeching from American court historians when it came out because he accidentally broke the rule where you have to depict the natives as hapless innocent children who were inevitably bowled over by the evil of white colonialism. A case of a euro lib author accidentally telling too much truth because he doesn’t grasp an unspoken rule of American lib society.