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THE STORY OF TECUMSEH

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FOUR AMERICAN INDIANS THE STORY OF KING PHILIP THE STORY OF PONTIAC THE STORY OF TECUMSEH THE STORY OF OSCEOLA THE STORY OF KING PHILIP I. PHILIP'S PEOPLE II. PHILIP'S CHILDHOOD HOME III. MASSASOIT AND HIS TWO SONS IV. PHILIP HEARS OF THE ENGLISH V. PHILIP MEETS THE ENGLISH VI. PHILIP'S EDUCATION VII. PHILIP'S DAILY LIFE VIII. PHILIP'S RELATIONS WITH THE ENGLISH IX. PHILIP BECOMES GRAND SACHEM X. PHILIP'S TROUBLES WITH THE WHITES XI. PHILIP AND THE INDIAN COUNCILS XII. KING PHILIP'S WAR XIII. THE LAST DAYS OF PHILIP THE STORY OF PONTIAC I. THE MEETING OF PONTIAC AND THE ENGLISH II. PONTIAC'S CHILDHOOD III. PONTIAC'S EDUCATION IV. THE CHIEF V. THE PLOT VI. THE SEVENTH OF MAY VII. HOSTILITIES BEGUN VIII. THE TWO LEADERS IX. THE SIEGE OF DETROIT X. IMPORTANT ENGAGEMENTS XI. THE END OF THE SIEGE XII. ALL ALONG THE FRONTIER XIII. THE LAST OF PONTIAC THE STORY OF TECUMSEH I. EARLY YEARS II. YOUTH III. ADVENTURES OF THE YOUNG BRAVE IV. TECUMSEH DISSATISFIED V. TECUMSEH'S BROTHER, THE PROPHET VI. GREENVILLE VII. THE PROPHET'S TOWN VIII. THE COUNCIL BETWEEN HARRISON AND TECUMSEH IX. PREPARATIONS FOR WAR X. THE BATTLE OF TIPPECANOE XI. REORGANIZATION OF THE INDIANS XII. TECUMSEH AND THE BRITISH THE STORY OF OSCEOLA I. THE EXODUS OF THE RED STICKS II. THE FLORIDA HOME III. THE FIRST SEMINOLE WAR IV. GRIEVANCES V. THE TREATY OF PAYNE'S LANDING VI. HOSTILITIES VII. THE WAR OPENED VIII. OSCEOLA A WAR CHIEF IX. THE SEMINOLES HOLD THEIR OWN X. OSCEOLA AND GENERAL JESUP XI. THE IMPRISONMENT OF OSCEOLA XII. THE END

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FRANCES M. PERRY

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