The war-path a narrative of adventures in the wilderness ; with minute details of the captivity of sundry persons ; amusing and perilous incidents during their abode in the wild woods ; fearful battles with the Indians ; ceremony of adoption into an Indian family ; encounters with wild beasts and rattlesnakes, &c. ... |
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PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS OF THE NARRATIVE.
William Franklin, Governor.
Old Mr. Cameron, the Exile.
Charles, his son.
Thomas Schooley, Quaker.
Richard, his son.
David Jones, Baptist missionary.
Samuel Green, surveyor.
Daniel Boone, the Pioneer.
Simon Kenton, the Scout.
Hugh McSwine, a bloody Indian-fighter.
Skippie, a Scotch messenger.
Bonnel Moody, a Tory.
John Brown, innkeeper.
Will Van Wiggens, a blacksmith.
Peter Shaver, an overseer.
Paddy Pence, coachman and gardener.
Simon Girty, a renegade.
Thayendanegea, a Mohawk sachem.
Wilted Grass, a Delaware youth.
St. Tammany, aged Delaware chief.
Ground-Hog, }
Blue Pigeon, etc., Warriors.
Mary Schooley, Thomas's wife.
Julia Lane, Thomas's ward.
Kate Livingston, Julia's friend.
Joan, Van Wiggens's wife.
Mary Boone, }
Sue Calloway, Kentucky girls.
Esther, Queen of the Senecas.
Gentle Moonlight, Brandt's aunt.
Brown Thrush, Bandt's sister.
Diving Duck, an old squaw.
Rose, Julia's old nurse.
Solo, Julia's Newfoundland dog.
Watch, Van Wiggens's mongrel cur.
A Jackass.
SCENES IN NEW JERSEY, NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, OHIO,
AND KENTUCKY.
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