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The conquest of the old Southwest

the romantic story of the early pioneers into Virginia, the Carolinas, Tennessee, and Kentucky, 1740-1790
Henderson, Archibald (1877-1963)
  
LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
  
THE CONQUEST OF THE OLD SOUTHWEST
  
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[dedication]
  
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INTRODUCTION
  
CONTENTS
  
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

 I. 
CHAPTER I
 II. 
CHAPTER II
 III. 
CHAPTER III
 IV. 
CHAPTER IV
 V. 
CHAPTER V
 VI. 
CHAPTER VI
 VII. 
CHAPTER VII
 VIII. 
CHAPTER VIII
 IX. 
CHAPTER IX
 X. 
CHAPTER X
 XI. 
CHAPTER XI
 XII. 
CHAPTER XII
 XIII. 
CHAPTER XIII
 XIV. 
CHAPTER XIV
 XV. 
CHAPTER XV
 XVI. 
CHAPTER XVI
 XVII. 
CHAPTER XVII
 XVIII. 
CHAPTER XVIII
 XIX. 
CHAPTER XIX
 XX. 
CHAPTER XX

  
LIST OF NOTES
  
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
  
INDEX
  
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Richard Henderson  Frontispiece 
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Col. Daniel Boone  36 
Fort Dobbs  36 
The Transylvania Fort at Boonesborough  56 
The Right Honorable Archibald, Earl of Eglintown,
Lord Montgomery Kilvinning (17261796) 		 88 
Colonel James Grant (1720-1806)  92 
Arthur Dobbs, Governor of North Carolina  132 
General Hugh Waddell  132 
Title-Page of Herman Husband's Impartial Relation,
etc. 		 178 
Alexander Martin, Governor of North Carolina  182 
General William Lenoir  182 
James Robertson  188 
The Old Southwest, 1740-1790  192 
Daniel Boone Leading Colonists for Kentucky
—1773 		 202 
John Murray, Earl of Dunmore  210 
Advertisement of the Transylvania Company  220 
First Page of Richard Henderson's Diary  226 
Lord Dunmore's Proclamation Against the
Transylvania Company 		 240 
The Capture of Jemima Boone and the Callaaway
Girls by the Indians 		 270 
Isaac Shelby  302 
Title Page of Proposed Constitution of the
State of Frankland 		 320 
John Sevier (1745-1815)  328 
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