1910. 594p. by Peter J Hamilton

This book explores the exploration, settlement, and early development of the Alabama-Tombigbee river basin, highlighting its rich historical significance and diverse natural features. It delves into the interactions among Indigenous peoples, Spaniards, French, and English before the establishment of the American republic, revealing previously unpublished maps and documents that shed light on the region's colonial history. The revised edition includes new chapters and expanded content, emphasizing both local and broader historical narratives while providing valuable insights into the cultural and legal landscape of the time.