Red Eagle and the Wars With the Creek Indians of Alabama

Red Eagle and the Wars With the Creek Indians of Alabama
George Cary Eggleston, american author (1839-1911)

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Table of Contents
-01- About this book
-02- PREFACE
-03- SHOWING BY WAY OF INTRODUCTION
-04- RED EAGLE'S PEOPLE
-05- RED EAGLE'S BIRTH AND BOYHOOD
-06- THE BEGINNING OF TROUBLE
-07- RED EAGLE AS AN ADVOCATE OF WAR
-08- THE BATTLE OF BURNT CORN
-09- RED EAGLE'S ATTEMPT TO ABANDON HIS PARTY
-10- CLAIBORNE AND RED EAGLE
-11- RED EAGLE BEFORE FORT MIMS
-12- THE MASSACRE AT FORT MIMS
-13- ROMANTIC INCIDENTS OF THE FORT MIMS AFFAIR
-14- THE DOG CHARGE AT FORT SINQUEFIELD AND AFFAIRS ON THE PENINSULA
-15- PUSHMATAHAW AND HIS WARRIORS
-16- JACKSON IS HELPED INTO HIS SADDLE
-17- THE MARCH INTO THE ENEMY'S COUNTRY
-18- THE BATTLE OF TALLUSHATCHEE
-19- THE BATTLE OF TALLADEGA
-20- GENERAL COCKE'S CONDUCT AND ITS CONSEQUENCES
-21- THE CANOE FIGHT
-22- THE ADVANCE OF THE GEORGIANS
-23- HOW CLAIBORNE EXECUTED HIS ORDERS
-24- HOW JACKSON LOST HIS ARMY
-25- A NEW PLAN OF THE MUTINEERS
-26- JACKSON'S SECOND BATTLE WITH HIS OWN MEN
-27- JACKSON DISMISSES HIS VOLUNTEERS WITHOUT A BENEDICTION
-28- HOW JACKSON LOST THE REST OF HIS ARMY
-29- BATTLES OF EMUCKFAU AND ENOTACHOPCO
-30- HOW RED EAGLE WHIPPED CAPTAIN FLOYD
-31- RED EAGLE'S STRATEGY
-32- JACKSON WITH AN ARMY AT LAST
-33- THE GREAT BATTLE OF THE WAR
-34- RED EAGLE'S SURRENDER
-35- RED EAGLE AFTER THE WAR
-36- FOOTNOTES