Tales, traditions and romance of border and revolutionary times
By: by Edward S. Ellis.
Contributors: Beadle and Company.
Publisher: Beadle and Co.
Published: 1864
Place of publication: New York
Subjects: Frontier and pioneer life.; United States -- History -- Revolution, 1775-1783.
Table of contents: title: Vol. 1. [No. 1] Simon Kenton. Murphy saving the fort. Brant and the boy. Mrs. Austin and the bear; title: [No. 2] Big Joe Logston. Deborah, the maiden warrior. Gen. Morgan's prayer. Bravery of the Johnson boys; title: [No. 3] A great hunting adventure. Colonel Horry's exploits. Elerson's famous race. Molly Pitcher at Monmouth; title: [No. 4] The little sentinel. Tecumseh and the prisoners. Horsewhipping a tyrant. The mother's trial; title: [No. 5] Women defending the wagon. Captivity of Jonathan Alder. Moody the refugee. The leap for life; title: [No. 6] The chieftan's appeal. The implacable governor. Mrs. Slocumb at Moore' Creek. Brady's leap; title: Vol. 2. [No. 7] The Minnesota captive. Stephen Ball hung by Tories. Mrs. Palmer and Putnam. Kenton saving Boone's life; title: [No. 8] Jacob Wetzel saved by his dog. Arnold and Colonel Brown. Coacoochee's talk. Mad Ann, the huntress; title: [No. 9] Francisco, the western Samson. The Indian girl saving Howard. Hughes killing the turkey. Hamilton saving his cloth; title: [No. 10] Magnanimity of Rohn-yen-ness. Woman capturing the Hessian. Battle of Bloody Brook. The heroic dog; title: [No. 11] Serg't Champe's recognition. Col. Crawford's fate decided. Davis fixing court business. Miss Moncrieffe, the female spy; title: [No. 12] The last blast of Anthony. McClure's; title: adventures. Escape of Captain John Steele. Pioneer life in the West.