Note 220 — Chapter IV · CHICAGO IN THE REVOLUTION
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James, "Significance of the Attack on St. Louis," in Essays in American History, 205.
[221] Missouri Historical Collections, II, No. 6, 45; Wisconsin Historical Collections, XVIII, 407.
[222] Wisconsin Historical Collections, XVIII, 408.
[223] Ibid., 409. The British while proceeding down the Mississippi had captured an armed boat with thirteen men near the mouth of the modern Turkey River, and in a side expedition to the lead mines seventeen more were taken (Wisconsin Historical Collections, XI, 151).
[224] Wisconsin Historical Collections, XI, 156.