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...ion of Indian tribes made war against British settlers and soldiers in the Great Lakes region. The conflict was named after one of the prominent Indian chie '''Source:''' ...

...5. On the 13th an advance party led by [[Meriwether Lewis]] discovered the Great Falls of the Missouri, confirming that they were on the right path. ...hat hostile Blackfeet would harm them and they boarded the boats below the Great Falls Portage and floated downstream to Maria's River Camp. They recovered ...

...reat-great-grandson, William Breckenridge Ardery, on land now owned by his great-grandson, Lafayette Ardery. The old home was destroyed by fire many years a Source: This sketch of William McConnell and his home was written by Mrs. William ...

...ysburg in Adams County, Pennsylvania and resulted in a Union victory, with great losses on both sides and became the turning point in the war. | colspan="4" | <small>Source: Various</small> ...

...e on foreign engineers. In 1807-1808 new concerns over a possible war with Great Britain, prompted President Thomas Jefferson to renew fortification program '''Source:''' ...

...he heard of the surrender of [[Fort Prince George (1)]], he set up camp in Great Meadows, southeast of [[Fort Duquesne (1)|Fort Duquesne]]. Washington recei ...[Fort Duquesne (1)|Fort Duquesne]]. Despite an initial setback, Forbes had great success. He held a council at [[Fort Bedford (1)|Fort Bedford]] with the In ...

.... The visitor center is placed on a rise overlooking the fort and offers a great view of the site. The post cemetery is at the entrance to the visitor cente '''Source:''' ...

...rnment, no matter how progressive, would have attempted to restrain such a great number of citizens in their pursuit of happiness (as manifested by their dr ...cessfully stampeded the livestock herd, depriving the troops of their only source of fresh meat. On 5 March, the Indians boldly staged a raid against the sol ...

...s doing, however, and we continued cautiously and slowly on to develop the source of the sounds in front. We had not gone far before I discovered that the no A great load was lifted from my heart when I found myself so near Williamson's camp ...