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14. Chicago Publication of Steuben County, Indiana. (Indiana State Library.)

15. Cox, Sanford C. Old Settlers. 1860. (Lafayette and Indiana Public Libraries.)

16. Croghan's Journal. By George Croghan, British Agent. In Appendix to Mann Butler's History of Kentucky. A description of the conditions in the Wabash Valley in 1765. (Indiana State Library.)

17. Dawson, Moses. Life of Harrison. Cincinnati, 1834. Esarey ranks this as the best biography of the General. It was prepared under the direction of Harrison himself. (Indiana State Library.)

18. DeHart, Gen. Richard P. Address at Tippecanoe Battlefield. In Report of Tippecanoe Monument Commission, 1908. Compiled by Alva O. Reser, Lafayette, Indiana.

19. De Hart, Gen. Richard P. Past and Present of TippecanoeCounty, Indiana. 1909. (Indiana State Library.)

20. Diary of Gen. John Tipton. Indiana Magazine of History, Vol. II. (Indiana State Library.)

21. Dillon, John B. History of Indiana. 1843. (Indiana State Library.)

22. Dunn, Jacob Piatt. History of Indiana. An accurate and well prepared history. (Indiana State Library.)

23. Dunn, Jacob Piatt. True Indian Stories. Indianapolis, 1908. A charming book. (Indiana State Library.)

24. Drake, Benjamin. Life of Tecumseh. Cincinnati, 1841. (Indiana State Library.)

25. Eggleston, Edward. Tecumseh and the ShawneeProphet.

26. Eminent Americans. Lossing.

27. Esarey, Professor Logan. History of Indiana. Excellent work, and accurate. (Indiana State Library.)

28. Fergus Historical Series. Vol. IV. Nos. 26 and 27. (Indiana State Library.)

29. Fort Wayne Manuscript. Fergus Historical Series, Vol. IV, No. 26. Edited and annotated by Hiram W. Beckwith. (Indiana State Library.)

30. Griswold, B. J. History of Fort Wayne, Indiana.

31. Hall, James. Legends of the West. (Indiana State Library.)

32. Hall, James. Romance of Western History. 1869. (Indiana State Library.)

33. Hall, James. The West. Cincinnati, 1848. (Chicago Public Library.)

34. Harrison, Gen. William Henry. A Discourse on theAborigines of the Ohio Valley. Cincinnati, 1839. (Indiana State Library.)

35. Harrison Letters, Papers and Correspondence WithWar Department. 1805 to 1812. A valuable addition to history. Collected and annotated by Prof. Logan Esarey, Indiana University, and furnished to writer. The letters of Harrison quoted in this work are photographic reproductions from the originals at Washington, D. C. (Indiana University.)

36. Harvey, Henry. Member of the Society of Friends. History of the Shawnee Indians. Cincinnati, 1855. (Indiana State Library.)

37. Hatch, William Stanley. A Chapter of the History ofthe War of 1812. (Indiana State Library.)

38. Hay's Journal. A Narrative of Life on the Old Frontier. Edited by M. M. Quaife. Wisconsin Historical Society, 1914. (Indiana State Library.)

39. Heckewelder, Rev. John. An Account of the History,Manners and Customs of the Indian Nations. Philadelphia, 1819. (Indiana State Library.)

40. Heckewelder, Rev. John. Narrative of the Mission ofthe United Brethren. Philadelphia, 1820. (Indiana State Library.)

41. History of DeKalb County, Indiana. B. F. Bowen. (Indiana State Library.)

42. History of Vigo and Parke Counties, Indiana. Beckwith. (Indiana State Library.)

43. Hornaday, William T. The Extermination of theAmerican Bison. In Annual Report of Smithsonian Institution, 1887.

44. Howe, Henry. Historical Collections of Ohio. 1856. (Indiana State Library.)

45. Hubbard, Gurdon S. Recollections and Autobiography. A fine review of the early fur trade under John Jacob Astor. (Indiana State Library.)

46. Hutchins, Thomas. A Topographical Description ofVirginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland and NorthCarolina. 1778. Hutchins was geographer to the King, and later geographer to the Continental Congress. He possessed valuable information concerning the west, and especially of the Wabash valley. (Indiana State Library.)

47. Indiana Magazine of History. Volumes 11, 12, 13 and 14.

48. Jasper and Newton Counties, Indiana. Edited by Louis H. Hamilton, of Rensselaer, Indiana, and Judge William Darroch, of Kentland, Indiana. 1916.

49. Journals of Old Continental Congress. 1775 to 1788. These journals contain the proceedings relative to early Indian affairs, and show the early policy of the old Congress with reference to the Indian tribes, in the years just prior to Washington's administration. (Indiana State Library.)

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51. Kent, James. Commentaries on American Law, Vol. I, Tenth Edition, 1860. Page 280, and note to page 281.

52. Law, John. History of Vincennes. Throws much light on events at Vincennes during the Harrison and Tecumseh Period. (Indiana State Library.)

53. Lindley, Harlow. Indiana as Seen by Early Travelers. 1916. A fine reference book. (Indiana State Library.)

54. Lossing, Benson J. Pictorial Field Book of the Warof 1812. New York, 1869. Illustrated, and an excellent work.

55. Marshall, Chief Justice John. Opinion in Johnsonand Graham's Lessee, vs. William, McIntosh. Eight Wheaton's Reports, 543. Found in United States Statutes at Large. Indian Treaties. Pages 1 to 8, both inclusive. 1856.

56. Marshall, Humphrey. The History of Kentucky. Frankfort, Ky., 1824. (Indiana State Library.)

57. Marshall County History, Indiana. McDonald. (Indiana State Library.)

58. Matson, N. Memories of Shaubena. Chicago, 1878. (Chicago Public Library.)

59. Michigan Pioneer and Historical Recollections. XIV and XXX. (Indiana State Library.)

60. McMaster, John Bach. A History of the People ofthe United States. New York, 1896.

61. McNemar, Richard. The Kentucky Revival-Shakerism. (Indiana State Library.)