Stories of the Revolution
By: With an account of the lost child of the Delaware / by Joseph Priest
Publisher: Hoffman and White
Published: 1836
Place of publication: Albany
Language: eng
Number of pages: 32
Subjects: History; Anecdotes; Indians of North America; Wars; Indian captivities
Notes: Access to portions of this material may be restricted.
Table of contents: title: The captive boys of Rensselaerville, N.Y.; title: The feats and intrepidity of Colonel Harper, Old Schoharie, N.Y.; title: The escape of Cowley and Sawyer from the Indians, Geneseo country; title: The escape of the British Indians when Burgoyne was taken; title: The story of the Hessian woman in the camp of Burgoyne; title: The escape of McKean's scouting party in Otsego Co., N.Y.; title: The five prisoners of Brandt at the Massacre of Cherry Valley, N.Y.; title: The wonderful preservation of Mrs. Moore, when a prisoner among the Indians; title: The lost child of the Delaware, N.Y.; title: Wheaton and the panther, on the Susquehannah; title: La Fayette and the Indian girl of Illinois; title: The contest between three Indians and one white man in Ohi; title: Massacre of fourteen prisoners by Esther, an Indian queen, at the Battle of Wyoming, Pa.