The Old Northwest: A Chronicle of the Ohio Valley and BeyondOgg, Frederic Austin
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The Old Northwest: A Chronicle of the Ohio Valley and Beyond
Ogg, Frederic Austin
Northwest, Old -- History; Ohio River Valley -- History
Sackville, Fort, 55.
Saint Ange de Bellerive, 18, 19, 33, 36.
St. Anthony, Falls of, Hennepin reaches, 190.
St. Clair, General Arthur, 81, 84, 85-87, 89.
St. Joseph, Fort, 69-70.
St. Louis, French settlement near, 2; French town, 18; established
(1764), 32; Saint-Ange retires to, 36; under Spanish rule, 69; education
in, 171.
St. Louis, Fort, 2.
Ste. Genevieve, 32.
Schoolcraft, Henry, 191.
Scioto Company, 81.
"Seven Ranges," 80, 99-100.
Sheridan, Lieutenant-General P. H., 100.
Sherman, John, 100.
Sherman, General W. T., 100.
Sinclair, Lieutenant-Governor Patrick, 69.
Slavery, 180-184.
Snelling, Fort, 196.
Spain, cessions to, 18, 28; ally of France, 69; seizes Fort St. Joseph,
69-70; American policy, 72-73; plan presented at peace negotiation,
73-74.
Stanwix, Fort, Treaty of, 78.
"Starved Rock," 2.
Sterling, Captain Thomas, 36.
Stillman, Major, 202.
Symmes, Judge J. C., of N. J., 82.
V.
Tariff, attitude of Northwest toward, 178-179.
Taylor, Zachary, 201.
Tecumseh, plans confederacy, 135 et seq.; at Prophet's Town, 139;
confers with Harrison at Vincennes, 139-140, 140-143; sympathy with
British, 148, 150; joins British in 1812, 152; killed, 154.
Thames, Battle of the, 154.
Tippecanoe, Battle of, 144-147.
Transportation, difficulties, 163-164; highways, 164-168; stage lines,
167; steamboats, 168-170; Erie Canal, 176; roads and canals, 178; on
Mississippi River, 195.
V.
Vandalia, projected colony, 39.
Vandalia (Ill.), Cumberland Road graded to, 166.
Vaudreuil, Pierre de Rigaud, Marquis de, Governor of Canada, 1, 3.
Venango, Fort, 14.
Vergennes, Charles Gravier, Comte de, French Foreign Minister, 74.
Vigo, François, 60-61.
Villiers, Neyon de, 31.
Vincennes, French colony, 2; under British, 31; surrenders to Clark, 55;
captured by British, 58-59, Clark retakes, 63-66, 69; Harrison and
Tecumseh in conference at, 139-140, 140-143.
W.
Wabash Valley, French settlement in, 2.
Waite, Chief Justice M. R., 100.
Walpole, Thomas, 39.
War of 1812, popular in West, 151; standing army, 152; volunteers
called, 152; in the West, 153-154; military organization, 154-156; lack
of transportation facilities, 157-158; life of frontier soldiers,
158-159; peace (1815), 160.
Warrior, The, Government supply steamer in Black Hawk War, 203.
Washington, George, acquires western land, 38-39.
Wayne, "Mad Anthony," 89 et seq.
Wayne, Fort, 94, 152; Treaty of, 135.
Wekau, Indian chief, 197.
Welby, Adlard, quoted, 163.
West Florida, province provided under Proclamation of 1763, 24, 24
(note), 33; plan for Spain to resume possession of, 73.
Western Reserve, 99, 102, 172, 175.
Wharton, Samuel, 39.
Whistler, Major, 196, 197.
Wilkinson, General James, 190.
Willing, The, Clark's boat, 61, 64, 66, 67.
Winnebago, Fort, 197.
Wisconsin admitted as State (1848), 208.
Wythe, George, 51.
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