Category: History - American
This volume treats of five of the early campaigns in the portion of America known as the Mississippi Basin--Clark's campaigns against Kaskaskia and Vincennes in 1778 and 1779; and Harmar's, St. Clair's, and Wayne's campaigns against the northwestern Indians in 1790, 1791, and...
The defeat of St. Clair's army cast a nation into gloom. As the terrible tidings sped eastward a thousand frontier cabins were filled with dismayed men, women, and children. The...
5. CHAPTER IIIHarmar wrought wide destruction but of the kind that made the Indians of the Maumee irrevocably and bitterly angry. The main boast of the returning campaigners was that the enem...
3. CHAPTER IOn the twenty-fourth of June, 1778, George Rogers Clark, with about one hundred and seventy-five patriot adventurers, left the little pioneer settlement on Corn Island, in the O...
4. CHAPTER IIThe various campaigns directed from Kentucky and western Pennsylvania had, by 1779, comparatively freed what is now eastern and central Ohio of red-men. Little by little they ha...
2. VOLUME 8This volume treats of five of the early campaigns in the portion of America known as the Mississippi Basin--Clark's campaigns against Kaskaskia and Vincennes in 1778 and 1779; a...
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