An edition of A review of the battle of the Horse Shoe, and of the facts relating to the killing of sixteen Indians, on the morning after the battle (1828)

A review of the battle of the Horse Shoe, and of the facts relating to the killing of sixteen Indians, on the morning after the battle

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Subjects
Horseshoe Bend, Battle of, Ala., 1814, National Republican, Military leadership, Campaign literature, 1828
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Andrew Jackson (1767-1845)

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A review of the battle of the Horse Shoe, and of the facts relating to the killing of sixteen Indians, on the morning after the battle
1828
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Besides the killing of the Indians mentioned in title, Gen. Jackson's severity against mutineers is brought out; notably the execution of John Woods, Mar. 14, 1814, and John Harris and five other militiamen, Feb. 21, 1815. The publication is, without doubt, a campaign document issued by or in the interest of Jackson's opponents.

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E83.813 .R45

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8 p.

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OL6976582M
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06039279
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11872568

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