The Black Hawk War Including a Review of Black Hawk's LifeStevens, Frank Everett
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The Black Hawk War Including a Review of Black Hawk's Life
Stevens, Frank Everett
Black Hawk War, 1832; Black Hawk, Sauk chief, 1767-1838
JONES, COL. GABRIEL. From an old tintype owned by
Adelia G. Gordon, of Chester, Ill. 217
JONES, GEORGE W. U.S. Senator, etc. From his first
picture, owned by his daughter, Mrs. J. Linn
Deuss, of Dubuque, Iowa. 299
JOHNSTON, LIEUT. ALBERT SIDNEY. From an ivory
miniature in the family of Mrs. William Preston
Johnston, of New Orleans. Published formerly by
the “Century Company.” 225
JOHNSTON, LIEUT. JOSEPH E. From the steel plate in
his “Narrative.” 246
KE-O-KUK. From the oil painting–the only one made
of him from life–secured by I.G. Baker, of St.
Louis. 27
LECLAIRE, ANTOINE. The Interpreter. From oil
painting in Court House, at Davenport, Iowa. 27
LEE, WILLIAM H. Of Capt. Samuel Huston’s Company.
Still alive. Remembers distinctly that Gen.
Atkinson swore in the Illinois troops at the
mouth of Rock River, including the company of
Lincoln. The author is under many obligations to
him for valuable information. 281
LETTER OF MAJOR NATHANIEL BUCKMASTER determining
what officer swore Capt. Abraham Lincoln into
the U.S. service. Owned by Mrs. Catherine
Buckmaster Curran, of Alton, Ill. 284
LINCOLN, CAPT. ABRAHAM. From his first picture, a
daguerreotype, owned by Hon. Robert T. Lincoln,
of Chicago. Copyrighted 1895-6 by S.S. McClure
Company. Use permitted here. 277
LINCOLN, CAPT. ABRAHAM. Discharge signed by him.
From the collection of Mr. Oldroyd, of
Washington. 281
LINCOLN, CAPT. ABRAHAM. Muster roll made by him
and in the possession of the author. 279
LOGAN, DR. JOHN B. Father of Gen. John A. Logan.
From oil painting owned by J.V. Logan, of
Menard, Ill. 196
LONG, MAJOR THOMAS. From oil painting owned by his
son, T.W. Long, of Taylorville, Ill. 119
LOWE, CAPT. GIDEON. From oil painting owned by his
granddaughter, Mrs. E.S. Purdy, of Portage, Wis. 128
MACOMB, GEN. ALEXANDER. Major-General commanding
U.S.A in 1832. From engraving after the painting
by T. Sully. 308
MADDING, CAPT. CHAMPION S. From daguerreotype
owned by his son, L.B. Madding, of Woodstock,
Wis. 194
MAP OF ILLINOIS. Showing marches, forts, etc. Made Facing
by author. Introduction.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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