Fort Harrison On the Banks of the Wabash 1812 1912
Fort Harrison On the Banks of the Wabash 1812 1912
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Dition. The expedition was successful and several villages were de- stroyed. General Hopkins speaks highly of the behavior of officers and men, especially of Captain Z. Taylor. Again Fort Harrison was the base of operations.
Chapter VIII.
DISTINGUISHED MEN AT FORT HARRISON AND TIPPECANOE By J. T. ScovELL.
William Henry Harrison was a great man. He was successful as a General, as Governor, as Superintendent of Indian Affairs and as a poli- tician, having been elected ninth President of the Unite...d States in 1840. He came from a distinguished family, his father, Benjamin Harrison, signed the Declaration of Independence; was a delegate to the first Colonial Congress; was elected Governor of Virginia in 1782, and was twice re-elected. William Henry Harrison was born February 9, 1773. He abandoned the study of medicine for the military. He was commis- sioned Ensign in 1791. He served with General Wayne in the campaign against the Indians in 1794. Was Governor of Indiana Territory 1801- 1813.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dition. The expedition was successful and several villages were de- stroyed. General Hopkins speaks highly of the behavior of officers and men, especially of Captain Z. Taylor. Again Fort Harrison was the base of operations.
Chapter VIII.
DISTINGUISHED MEN AT FORT HARRISON AND TIPPECANOE By J. T. ScovELL.
William Henry Harrison was a great man. He was successful as a General, as Governor, as Superintendent of Indian Affairs and as a poli- tician, having been elected ninth President of the Unite...d States in 1840. He came from a distinguished family, his father, Benjamin Harrison, signed the Declaration of Independence; was a delegate to the first Colonial Congress; was elected Governor of Virginia in 1782, and was twice re-elected. William Henry Harrison was born February 9, 1773. He abandoned the study of medicine for the military. He was commis- sioned Ensign in 1791. He served with General Wayne in the campaign against the Indians in 1794. Was Governor of Indiana Territory 1801- 1813.
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