Treat the treaty as a stage in an ongoing territorial process rather than a clean closure.
This evidence was selected to repair the Indigenous agriculture, land, and dispossession gap in the American whiskey history narrative.
Hemenway argues that the treaty ended violence only temporarily; expanding American settlement soon undermined the agreement, and by 1800 multiple eastern nations had been pushed westward.
By 1800
After the treaty
Checked against the cited online source on 2026-09-05; wording is an original paraphrase.
Whiskey Excerpts Database (USWA)
Evidence
The essay treats the 1795 settlement as temporary rather than final: expansion continued and displaced additional nations by 1800.
Context and use
Use to prevent a clean-ending narrative in the Early Republic chapter.