Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 368
the tide of defeat for the allies. Seeing the engagementlost, Cornstalk hastily withdrew his men, and under cover ofdarkness recrossed the river and retreated northward to theShawnee towns on the Scioto. The Indian in Ohio. 369 Cornstalks Plans Defeated. Thus the attainment of the ends for which… … The Pickaway Plains. and one hundred and fifty wounded, among the number beingeight officers. The Indians loss is unknown, but was supposedlyless than that of the Virginians. The only leader of importanceamong the slain was the father of Tecumseh. The latter, beingtoo young to fight, was not…
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