Journals of Conrad Weiser (1748), George Croghan (1750-1765), Christian Frederick Post (1758), and Thomas Morris (1764)Croghan, George
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Journals of Conrad Weiser (1748), George Croghan (1750-1765), Christian Frederick Post (1758), and Thomas Morris (1764)
Croghan, George
Mississippi River Valley -- Description and travel; United States -- Description and travel; West (U.S.) -- Description and travel
Croghan’s Transactions with the Indians previous to Hostilities
on the Ohio; [June, 1757] 88
Croghan’s Journal; October 21, 1760-January 7, 1761 100
Croghan’s Journal; May 15-September 26, 1765 126
List of the different Nations and Tribes of Indians in the
Northern District of North America, with the number of
their fighting men 167
Croghan to Sir William Johnson; November, 1765 170
III
INTRODUCTORY NOTE. _The Editor_ 177
TWO JOURNALS OF WESTERN TOURS. _Charles Frederick Post_
1. From Philadelphia to the Ohio, on a message from the
Government of Pennsylvania to the Delaware, Shawnese,
and Mingo Indians; July 15-September 22, 1758 185
2. On a message from the Governor of Pennsylvania to the
Indians on the Ohio, in the latter part of the same year;
October 25, 1758-January 10, 1759 234
IV
INTRODUCTORY NOTE. _The Editor_ 295
JOURNAL [OF A TOUR OF THE MAUMEE]; Detroit, September 25, 1764.
_Captain Thomas Morris_, of his Majesty’s XVII Regiment of
Infantry 301
ILLUSTRATION TO VOLUME I
PORTRAIT OF CAPTAIN THOMAS MORRIS. _Photographic facsimile of steel plate
in original edition of “Miscellanies in Prose and Verse.”_
Frontispiece.
PREFACE TO VOLUME I
In planning for this series of reprints of Early Western Travels, we
were confronted by an embarrassment of riches. To reissue all of the
many excellent works of travel originally published during the formative
period of Western settlement, would obviously be impossible. A selection
had therefore to be made, both as to period and material. The century
commencing with Conrad Weiser’s notable journey to the Western Indians
in 1748, set convenient limits to the field in the matter of time. The
question of material was much more difficult.
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