A historical narrative of the civil and military services of Major-General William H. Harrison
Subtitle: and a vindication of his character and conduct as a statesman, a citizen, and a soldier ; with a detail of his negotiations and wars with the Indians, until the final overthrow of the celebrated chief Tecumseh, and his brother the Prophet ; the whole written and compiled from original and authentic documents furnished by many of the most respectable characters in the United States
By: by Moses Dawson
Publisher: Printed by M. Dawson, at the Advertiser Office
Published: 1824
Place of publication: Cincinnati
Language: eng
Number of pages: 464
Subjects: Harrison, William Henry, -- 1773-1841; Tecumseh, -- Shawnee Chief, -- 1768-1813; Tenskwatawa, -- Shawnee Prophet; Shawnee Indians; Indians of North America -- Wars
Notes: First edition. Howes, U.S.-iana, D 158

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