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Friday,
January 9, 2004
9:30–11:30
a.m.
25.
The Spanish Backcountry: War and Settler Identity in the Floridas,
1783–1814
Marriott, Hoover Room
Joint session with the Conference
on Latin American History
| Chair: |
Robert Olwell, University of Texas
at Austin |
| Papers: |
Spanish
East Florida: A Colony Peopled by Officials and “Men
Without God or King”
Susan Richbourg Parker, Florida
Division of Historic Resources
Anglos and Americans in Spanish
East Florida: An Examination of Loyalties during the War
of 1812
James G. Cusick, University of Florida
“
Lawyers as serious nuisances”: Maintaining Order
and Identity on the Surrounded Borderlands
F. Andrew McMichael,
Western Kentucky University
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| Comment: |
Paul E. Hoffman, Louisiana State University at
Baton Rouge |
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