The Way to the West, and the Lives of Three Early Americans: Boone—Crockett—CarsonHough, Emerson
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The Way to the West, and the Lives of Three Early Americans: Boone—Crockett—Carson
Hough, Emerson
Boone, Daniel, 1734-1820; Carson Kit, 1809-1868; Crockett, Davy, 1786-1836; Mississippi River Valley -- History; West (U.S.) -- History
Spencer, Judge: 138.
Stage lines: 207.
Stage trip: description of, 213.
Star of empire: 38.
Steam, era of: causes great change in America, 362.
Steamboat: first one built on the Ohio River, 187;
run regularly on western rivers, 201.
Steiner, Michael: 99, 108.
Stewart, John: 103;
killed by Indians, 104.
Stewart, William: 78.
Stone, Uriah: 101.
Stoner, Michael: 99, 108.
Streams: their appeal to explorers, 292.
Strode, Martha: 80.
Stuart, John: 103.
Stuart, Robert: 294.
Sturges, Jonathan: 369, 370.
Sublette, William: 295.
Sugar: price of in running camps, 203.
Sumpter mule: 202.
Supplies: how received by outlying posts, 198;
taken to Montana mining camps, 211.
Sweden: emigration to the United States, 408.
Sylvania: 69.
Taylor, Colonel: foot-note, 83.
Tennessee: saved to the Union, 58;
by whom peopled, 88;
part included in Free State of Franklin, 125;
honors John Sevier, 125;
early form of government, 130;
first literary institution in, 131.
Tennent: 85.
Texans: harass western commerce, 273.
Texas: size, 172;
population, 174;
declared independent, 174;
situation in after declaration of independence, 177.
Thermopylæ: 149.
Thimblerig: 176, 181.
Thomas, Philip Evans: 347-349.
Thorne, captain of the Tonquin: 330-331.
Timber lands: being abandoned, 375.
Tonquin: ship of Astor, 330-331.
Trade, caravan: its extent, 281;
goods carried, 282;
carried on by southern-western men, 282.
Trail: the Iroquois, 47;
the Santa Fé, 260;
the Oregon, 287.
Tramell, Colonel: 230.
Transportation: in its infancy, 64;
difficulty of, leads to attempts of secession, 124;
its importance in early days, 191;
means employed in early times, 328.
Transylvania University: 79.
Travel: difficulties of in the West, 212.
Travis: 177.
Travois, The: 196.
Tucker, Benjamin: 41.
Two Medicine: The valley of, 341.
Ulster, Ireland: 84.
Ulster Scots: 83-86.
Union Pacific Railroad: 209, 365.
Van Buren: 183.
Verendrye, Sieur de la: explores the West in 1742, 265;
one of the first to tread the Oregon trail, 294.
Victoria Cross: 115.
Villard, Henry: 368.
Virginia City, Montana: market reports, 214.
Virginia: noted as a breeding ground for horses, 26;
men from built Harrodsburg and Boonesborough, 42;
part included in Free State of Franklin, 125.
Virginia, West: part included in Free State of Franklin, 125.
Von Humboldt, Baron: 287.
Wagon train: description of, 209.
Walker, J. R.: goes to the Pacific, 315-318.
Walker, Doctor Thomas: 98, 101.
Wallace, John: 80.
Wallace, Rev. J. W.: 80.
Washington, George: canal, 67;
birth, 94;
defeated at Great Meadows, 96;
on the Ohio River, 101;
friend of Sevier, 128, 140.
Washington: authorities at, unable to be firm with France, Spain
and England, 59.
Washington College: 132.
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