Indiana Magazine of History, Volumes 7-8

This anthology of the Indiana Magazine of History includes several scholarly articles on the history of Indiana, ranging from Native American life before European contact to the early 20th century. Topics include the history of African American settlers in Indiana, the impact of the Civil War on the state, and the role of women in Indiana's development.
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