Niagara 1796, the fortress possessed
Subtitle: a bicentennial commemorative of the formal transfer of Fort Niagara from Great Britain to the Sovereign Possession of the United States of America.
Contributors: Allen, Robert S.; Benn, Carl, 1953-    .; Bowler, R. Arthur.; Dunnigan, Brian Leigh.; Dunnigan, Brian Leigh.; Farmer, Dennis P.; Old Fort Niagara Association.
Publisher: Old Frot Niagara Association
Published: 1996
Place of publication: Youngstown, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 64
Subjects: Old Fort Niagara (N.Y.) -- History.
Other titles: Niagara, 1796-1996
Table of contents: title: Introduction / by Brian Leigh Dunnigan; title: From the Treaty of Paris to Jay's Treaty: the western posts in British and American policy / by R. Arthur Bowler; title: Sovereignty established: Fort Niagara becomes American / by Brian Leigh Dunnigan; title: To shield the republic: the United States army of 1796 / by Dennis P. Farmer; title: Fort Niagara's last peacetime British garrison / by Brian Leigh Dunnigan; title: The beginnings of Fort George / by Robert S. Allen; title: The Iroquois nadir of 1796 / by Carl Benn; title: Appendices: A. Extracts from Jay's Treaty relevant to the transfer of Fort Niagara (p.59); title: B. British orders for the evacuation of the western posts (p.60); title: C. Public accounts of the transfer of the Lake Ontario posts (p.61); title: D. Captain James Bruff's speech to the Six Nations, September 23, 1796.