HARVARD COLLEG

MAR 24 1914

LIBRARY

C. E. PERKINS MEMORIAL

Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1875, BY CHARLES R. BROWN,

in the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER.

HISTORY OF OHIO.

1. History of Ohio. Origin of the Name-Explorations

and Labors of the French Jesuits in the Northwest-

ern Territory,

2. French Missionaries and Traders Establishment of

Military and Trading Posts-Surrender of the Terri-

tory to the English-The Pontiac War,

3. Indian Hostilities-Conflicts, Battles and Treaties with

the Indians from 1764 to 1788-Moravian Missionaries

and Indians,

4. The English Land Grants-Colonial Charters-Claims

of New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts and Vir-

ginia,

5. The Ordinance of 1787,

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6. Missionary Work in Ohio-Pioneer Churches,

Struggles with the Indians-Organization of Counties-

Naming of Cincinnati-Organization of the First Ter-

ritorial Legislature-Admission of the State into the

Union,

8. The Old State House-Territorial and State Legislatures

-Location of the Capital-The War of 1812,

9. Commerce and Finance from 1814 to 1820-Banks and

Banking Internal Improvements-Early Legisla-

tion Concerning Education,

10. The Ohio and Michigan, or Toledo War,

11. The Ohio and Michigan, or Toledo War, Continued-

Settlement of the Difficulty by Congress,

12. Of the Public Lands-Names of Different Tracts-Con-

gress Lands, how Surveyed-Reservation of Sec. 16—

The Seven Ranges,

13. Of the Public Lands, Continued - The Connecticut

Western Reserve, Its History and Extent-Fire Lands,

Origin of Name, History and Survey of - United

States Military Lands, Their History and Survey-