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Monette, John W. History of the Discovery and Settlement of the Valley of the Mississippi, by the Three Great European Powers, Spain, France and Great Britain, and the Subsequent Occupation, Settlement, and Extension of Civil Government by the United States, Until the Year 1846, in two volumes, Volume II . New York: Harper and Brothers, Publishers, 1846. [format: book], [genre: history]. Permission: Schingoethe Center for Native American Cultures, Aurora University
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Chapter I. — Manners and customs of the frontier population east and south of the Ohio River. A.D. 1770 to 1810.
Chapter II. — Indian warfare, and its effects upon the frontier people. Eminent pioneers of Kentucky. A.D. 1775 to 1794.
Chapter III. — Extension of Virginia settlements and jurisdiction to the Mississippi. Indian hostilities upon the Ohio. A. D. 1776 to 1780.
Chapter IV. — Indian wars on the Ohio. Extension of the American settlements east and south of the Ohio. A.D. 1781 to 1784.
Chapter V. — Indian hostilities on the Ohio. Predatory incursions into Kentucky, and partisan warfare. A.D. 1785 to 1793.
Chapter VI. — Political condition of the "District of Kentucky," from 1783 until its admission into the Federal Union as an independent state. A.D. 1783 to 1794.
Chapter VII. — The early settlement and political condition of western Pennsylvania. A.D. 1783 to 1796.
Chapter VIII. — Indian relations and treaties with the United States, from the Treaty of Paris to the "Treaty of Greenville." A.D. 1783 to 1795.
Chapter IX. — Extension of the first white settlements across the Ohio, until the close of the Indian Wars. A.D. 1787 to 1794.
Chapter X. — Early settlement and Indian hostilities in the "Southwestern Territory," until its admission into the Federal Union as the state of Tennessee. A.D. 1776 to 1796.
Chapter XI. — Indian wars and military operations by the United States north of the Ohio River. A.D. 1787 to 1795.
Chapter XII. — Advance of the white population into the Northwestern Territory. Admission of the "State of Ohio" into the Federal Union. A.D. 1795 to 1804.
Chapter XIII. — "The Mississippi Territory" from its first organization to the commencement of the Creek War. A.D. 1798 to 1813.
Chapter XIV. — The "Mississippi Territory," from the beginning of the Creek War until the admission of the states of "Mississippi" and "Alabama" into the Federal Union. A.D. 1813 to 1819.
Chapter XV. — The "Territory of Orleans" from its first organization until after its admission into the Union as the "State of Louisiana." A.D. 1804 to 1815.
Chapter XVI. — Progressive extension of the federal jurisdiction over the "Northwestern Territory" to the Mississippi. A.D. 1800 to 1845.
Chapter XVII. — Extension of the Federal Union west of the Mississippi, and the re-annexation of Texas. A.D. 1803 to 1846.
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