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An Account of Sa-Go-Ye-Wat-Ha, or Red Jacket, and His People, 1750-1830

Chapter XVI

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Tecumseh and Indian confederation—Aid given by Elskawata—Doings at the Prophet's town—Great Indian council at the West—Red Jacket's claim for precedence to be given the Senecas—His adherence to the United States— Hostilities encouraged by British agents—Warriors gathered at the Prophet's town—Visited by General Harrison at the head of his troops— Hostilities disclaimed—Surprised by a sudden attack—Indians defeated— War proclaimed against England—Indians take sides—Unfavorable commencement—Different successes—Part taken by Red Jacket.

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