Fort Atkinson (Nebraska), naming of, 30;
sickness at, 93
Fort Benton, 46
Fort Bridger, 64
Fort Calhoun (Nebraska), 20
Fort Clarke, establishment of, 44, 45
Fort Crawford, establishment of, 18;
reference to, 20, 23, 59, 157, 161;
arrival of troops at, 22;
reenforcement of garrison of, 32, 34;
removal of troops from, 33
Fort Dearborn, massacre at, 10, 11, 208;
reference to, 18, 117;
re-occupation of, 18
Fort Defiance, 64
Fort Des Moines, 44
Fort Dodge, establishment of, 44, 45;
reference to, 49
Fort Erie, 57
Fort Gaines, 43, 48
Fort Garry, 40, 188
Fort Howard, erection of, 19;
reference to, 21, 211
Fort Leavenworth, establishment of, 56
Fort McKay, name of Fort Shelby changed to, 12;
re-occupation of site of, 18
Fort Pierre, purchase of, 21;
reference to, 167
Fort Ridgely, 49, 186
Fort Ripley, 48
Fort St. Anthony, 29
Fort Shelby, establishment of, 11, 12;
capture of, by English, 12
Fort Snelling, significance of establishment of, 2;
establishment and early history of, 18-30;
range of influence of, 21;
erection of, 27, 28;
garden at, 28;
route of road to, 28, 29;
naming of, 29, 30;
service of, in protection of frontier, 31-53;
attitude of War Department toward, 31;
Territorial jurisdictions over site of, 32;
activities of troops at, during Winnebago outbreak, 32-34;
character and duties of garrison of, 34, 35;
service of troops from, in removal of Winnebagoes, 35-37;
expeditions from, 39-45;
surveying party escorted by dragoons from, 46, 47;
relation of, to other forts, 47;
fort built by troops from, 48, 49, 50;
history of later years of, 50-53;
desire to locate town on site of, 50-52;
officers' training camp at, 53;
biographical sketches of men connected with, 54-72;
Dred Scott at, 66;
service of Indian agent at, 66-72;
description of, 73-83;
view from, 79, 80;
glimpses of garrison life at, 84-102;
relation of, to Indian affairs, 103-118;
efforts of authorities at, to keep peace between Sioux and Chippewas,
119-134;
regulation of fur trade by officers at, 135-139;
regulation of liquor traffic by officers at, 139-145;
work of missionaries at, 146-158;
religious activities at, 156-158;
visits of travelers to, 159-175, 198;
Indian treaty made at, 176-186;
part of, in opening country to settlement, 184, 185;
part of, in settlement of West, 187-201;
settlements around, 187-190;
removal of settlers from vicinity of, 192-195;
relations between St. Paul and, 196-198;
withdrawal of troops from, 199;
unique facts concerning, 201;
arrival of troops at, 212, 215;
oil painting of, 223;
effect of, on Indian affairs, 231, 232
Fort Sumter, 201
Fort Ticonderoga, 201
Fort Union, 46
Fort William, 9
Fort York, 189
Forts, resistance to building of, 13;
location of, 18;
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