Chapter 11: pages 34 - 35
Movements of
the French on the Lakes, and the Allegheny and Ohio Rivers
Chapter 12: pages 35 - 42,
The First White
Visitor to Indiana County 1748
Weiser's Mission to
Logstown, 1748
Instructions to Conrad
Weiser
Weiser's Journal, 1748
Distances
on the Paths Westward, According to John Harris
Hart's Sleeping Place
Chapter 13: pages 42 - 49
Photo Between Pages 48 and 49
De
Celoron's Expedition to the Ohio in 1749-Burial of the Leaden Plates-The Inscription-One
of the Plates Deposited at the Indian God Rock in Venango County
Chapter 14: pages 49 - 51
The
New Theory of the Leaden Plate-Efforts of the French to Establish Their Claim-Deposition
of Stephen Coffen
Chapter 15: pages 51 - 54
Situation
of Affairs Between The French and English-Overtures of Both to the
Indians-Joncaire-Frazer, The First White Man Located in the Allegheny Valley
Frazer's Letter
Shippen's Letter
Deposition of John Trotter,
1754
Chapter 16: pages 54 - 56
France
and England Face to Face in Western Pennsylvania-Washington Sent by the Governor of
Virginia on a Mission to the French Posts
Washington's Commission
Instructions for George
Washington
He Visits
Venango and Wins His First Great Triumph
Chapter 17: pages 56 - 61
Washington's
Journal of His Tour to the French Posts on the Allegheny
Gist's Journal
Chapter 18: pages 61 - 77
Publication
of Washington's Journal and its Effect Upon the Colonies-Their Subsequent Action
The
Capture of the Forks of the Ohio by the French as Shown in the Letters of Washington to
the Governors of Pennsylvania and Virginia
The Summons of Contrecoeur
General
Braddock's and Governor Morris' Letters, 1775
The
Erection of Fort Necessity - The Battle of
The
King's Instruction To Gen E. Braddock, 1754 - Braddock's
Chapter 19: pages 77 - 80
Braddock's Army -
The March, Battle and Retreat
Chapter 20: pages 80 - 83
Lieutenant
Colonel John Armstrong's Expedition Against Kitanning
List of the Killed and
Wounded
Deleware
Chiefs - Captain Jacobs and Shingas |
