A treatise on the mode and manner of Indian war
Subtitle: their tactics, discipline and encampments, the various methods they practise, in order to obtain the advantage, by ambush, surprise, surrounding, &c. : ways and means proposed to prevent the Indians from obtaining the advantage : a chart, or plan of marching and encamping laid down, whereby we may undoubtedly surround them, if we have men sufficient : also, a brief account of twenty-three campaigns carried on against the Indians with the events since the year 1755 : Gov. Harrison's included : likewise--some abstracts selected from his journal while in captivity with the Indians, relative to the wars, which was publised [sic] many years ago but few of them now to be found
By: by James Smith
Series: Selected Americana from Sabin's Dictionary of books relating to America, from its discovery to the present time -- 3195
Publisher: Printed by Joel R. Lyle
Published: 1812
Place of publication: Paris, Ky
Language: eng
Number of pages: 59
Subjects: Indians -- Warfare; Indians of North America -- Wars; Indian captivities
Notes: Sabin 82771

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