Indian Traders of the Southeastern Spanish Borderlands

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Maps and Illustrations	p. vii
Tables	p. viii
Foreword	p. ix
Acknowledgments	p. xv
Abbreviations Used	p. xvii
Introduction	p. 1
The Partners: Scotsmen All	p. 15
Loyalists All	p. 31
Establishing the Indian Trade, 1783-1785	p. 49
Keeping the United States at Bay, 1785-1787	p. 73
Conflict and Confusion in the Indian Country, 1787-1788	p. 93
Adversaries to Trade	p. 114
McGillivay: Wooed by Washington, Threatened by Bowles	p. 135
Carondelet and Panton Take the Offensive	p. 157
Beset by Friend and Foe Alike	p. 182
War and Business	p. 203
The Deaths of Panton and Bowles	p. 226
Resolution of the Indian Debts	p. 243
The Company and the War of 1812	p. 273
The Aftermath of the War of 1812: Slaves and Negro Fort	p. 292
The First Seminole War Destroys Trade	p. 310
The Vidal Case	p. 330
Years of Litigation	p. 350
Summary and Conclusions	p. 363
The Papers of Panton, Leslie and Company	p. 371
Bibliography	p. 375
Index	p. 395
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