The Life and Times of Col. Daniel Boone, Hunter, Soldier, and Pioneer: With Sketches of Simon Kenton, Lewis Wetzel, and Other Leaders in the Settlement of the West (Classic Reprint)

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Leaving North Carolina - Joined by a Large Company at Powell's Valley - Glowing Anticipations - Attacked by In dians in Cumberland Gap - Daniel Boone's Eldest Son Killed - Discouragement - Return to Clinch River Settle ment - The Check Providential - Boone acts as a Guide to a Party of Surveyors - Commissioned Captain by Gov ernor Dunmore, and takes command of Three Garrisons - Battle of Point Pleasant - Attends the making of a Treaty with Indians at Wataga - Employed by Colonel Richard Henderson - Kentucky claimed by the Cherokees -james Harrod - The First Settlement in Kentucky Boone leads a Company into Kentucky - Attacked by In dians - Erection of the Fort at Boonesborough - Colonel Richard Henderson takes Possession of Kentucky - The Republic of Transylvania - His Scheme receives its Death blow - Perils of the Frontier - A Permanent Settlement made on Kentucky Soil.

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