History of the Border Wars of two Centuries, embracing a narrative of the wars with the Indians, from 1750 to 1874. Illustrated. Compiled and written from the most reliable sources by C. R. Tuttle. [With plates, including portraits.]C. A. Wall&Company, 1874 - 608 páginas |
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Términos y frases comunes
Americans arms army arrived artillery attack band battery battle Black Hawk Blackfeet brave British Brothers buffalo camp canoes Capt captured Carson cavalry chief Clark Colonel command commenced council Creek Delawares detachment Detroit encamped enemy enemy's English expedition fire force Fort Pitt Fort Washington Fort Wayne Fremont French frontier garrison Governor guns hand horses hostile hundred Indians infantry Iroquois Kaskaskia Keokuk killed Kit Carson Lake lands Lieut massacre Mexican Mexico Miami miles Mississippi morning mountain murdered nation night officers Ohio Ojibwas ordered Ottawas party passed peace Pontiac possession Pottawatomies prairie prisoners reached rear received regiment retreat river Rock river Sacs Saltillo Sandusky savages says scalped Seminoles sent settlements settlers Shawanoes side Sir William Johnson soldiers soon Tecumseh territory thousand tion took town treaty tribes troops United village Wabash warriors western whole women and children wounded Wyandots