A narrative of the wonderful escape and dreadful sufferings of Colonel James Paul : after the defeat of Col. Crawford, when that unfortunate commander, and many of his men, were inhumanly burnt at the stake, and others were slaughtered by other modes of torture known only to savages
1869
973.3381 P324 1869
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Title
A narrative of the wonderful escape and dreadful sufferings of Colonel James Paul : after the defeat of Col. Crawford, when that unfortunate commander, and many of his men, were inhumanly burnt at the stake, and others were slaughtered by other modes of torture known only to savages
Variant Title
Wonderful escape of Colonel James Paul
Published
Cincinnati Spiller, printer 1869
Description
22 p. ; 25 cm.
Call Number
973.3381 P324 1869
System Control No.
(OCoLC)01883024
Note
Cover title: Wonderful escape of Colonel James Paul.
Crawford expedition against the Wyandottes at Sandusky in 1782; Crawford himself was captured & executed, Paul managed to escape, and eventually became an early settler in Ohio.
Paul's account of his escape, transcribed by Robert A. Sherrard.
"First printed in the Cincinnati daily times, July 3, 1869."--Sabin.
Library has 2 copies: c. 1 (83.1.326); c. 2 (L2011M11)
Crawford expedition against the Wyandottes at Sandusky in 1782; Crawford himself was captured & executed, Paul managed to escape, and eventually became an early settler in Ohio.
Paul's account of his escape, transcribed by Robert A. Sherrard.
"First printed in the Cincinnati daily times, July 3, 1869."--Sabin.
Library has 2 copies: c. 1 (83.1.326); c. 2 (L2011M11)
Indexed In
Gephart, R.M. Revolutionary America 6532
Sabin 59177
Sabin 59177
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