Here in my part of the country, northern Indiana, there once lived a nomadic tribe of ten thousand people. They descended, or so it was thought, from southeastern Native Americans, escaped African slaves, and Irish and Scottish apprentice workers. They came up from Kentucky in the eighteenth century, roamed the Midwest during the nineteenth century, and settled in the Indianapo (...)
September 23, 2005
Books
A Tale of Two Cities
Hour of the Catby Peter QuinnThe Overlook Press, $25.95, 400 pp.
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