The Tuscarawas Valley in Indian Days 1750-1797: Original Journals and Old Maps
The book is hardbound with a laminated dustjacket, 424 pages, 8x11, Smyth sewn, and printed on 60#, natural, acid-free paper.  It has an extensive bibliography, is indexed and has cataloging in publication data.  For a book of this size and quality the price is remarkably low.   Praise from readers: One of the most comprehensive and splendidly written books on the early history of Tuscarawas County. should be in the home of every person interested in Tuscarawas County history.Earl P. Olmstead, author of Blackcoats Among the Delaware and David Zeisberger The finest piece of research I've seen in 50 years.  A great book.Gary Winterburn, author of History of the Great Trail  the book is so handsome, so beautifully produced and laid out. I love it.Carolyn See, author of numerous novels I feel the necessity of congratulating you on the magisterial The Tuscarawas Valley in Indian Days. many thanks for having given us a book that fully does what it set out to do.  It gives a real sense of the period.Richard Baum, Chester, England