Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 141
entury and thepresent. In each battle in which he fought he holds in the his-torical records a more prominent place than any other Indianchieftain. The same is true as to the treaty councils in which hefigured. He was an orator, and dressed up to the highest con-ception of the Indian thought of… … View on Upper Maumee. Little Turtle, we think, was a greater chieftain than Te-cumseh. The latter was more imposing in appearance. LittleTurtle was six feet high, but slender and muscular and notMeshy. Tecumseh evinced upon his countenance his emotions. Notso Little Turtle. He could smile and yet…
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