Four American Indians: King Philip, Pontiac, Tecumseh, Osceola
by Edson Leone Whitney
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Contents
- The Story of King Philip
- The Story of Pontiac
- The Story of Tecumseh
- The Story of Osceola
- I. Philip's People
- II. Philip's Childhood Home
- III. Massasoit and His Two Sons
- IV. Philip Hears of the English
- V. Philip Meets the English
- VI. Philip's Education
- VII. Philip's Daily Life
- VIII. Philip's Relations with the English
- IX. Philip Becomes Grand Sachem
- X. Philip's Troubles with the Whites
- XI. Philip and the Indian Councils
- XII. King Philip's War
- XIII. The Last Days of Philip
- I. The Meeting of Pontiac and the English
- II. Pontiac's Childhood
- III. Pontiac's Education
- IV. The Chief
- V. The Plot
- VI. The Seventh of May
- VII. Hostilities Begun
- VIII. The Two Leaders
- IX. The Siege of Detroit
- X. Important Engagements
- XI. The End of the Siege
- XII. All Along the Frontier
- XIII. The Last of Pontiac
- I. Early Years
- II. Youth
- III. Adventures of the Young Brave
- IV. Tecumseh Dissatisfied
- V. Tecumseh's Brother, the Prophet
- VI. Greenville
- VII. The Prophet's Town
- VIII. The Council Between Harrison and Tecumseh
- IX. Preparations for War
- X. The Battle of Tippecanoe
- XI. Reorganization of the Indians
- XII. Tecumseh and the British
- I. The Exodus of the Red Sticks
- II. The Florida Home
- III. The First Seminole War
- IV. Grievances
- V. The Treaty of Payne's Landing
- VI. Hostilities
- VII. The War Opened
- VIII. Osceola a War Chief
- IX. The Seminoles Hold Their Own
- X. Osceola and General Jesup
- XI. The Imprisonment of Osceola
- XII. The End