WHEN our Anglo-Saxon ancestors first settled on the western shores of the Atlantic they were confronted by a type of man strikingly different in facial appearance and race manners from any with whom they had previously come into contact during the long period of migration from their ancient Asian home.
An edition of The Peace of Mad Anthony
(1909)
The peace of Mad Anthony
an account of the subjugation of the north-western Indian tribes and the treaty of Greenville by which the territory beyond the Ohio was opened for Anglo-Saxon settlement
by Frazer Ells Wilson
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1909
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C.R. Kemble, Printer
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The Peace Of Mad Anthony: An Account Of The Subjugation Of The Northwest Indian Tribes And The Treaty Of Greeneville
March 1, 2005, Kessinger Publishing, LLC
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