Indian forays;
the hard winter;
an abortive separatist movement;
divided into counties;
Indian war parties repulsed;
threatened by a great war band;
renewal of Indian forays;
wonderful growth of;
first grand jury impanelled;
court house and jail built;
manufactories of salt started;
grist mills erected;
race track laid out
King's Mountain where Ferguson halted, II;
battle of;
victory of the Americans at;
importance of the victory at;
Knight captured with Crawford, II;
witnesses his tortures;
escapes;
Lamothe supports the British, II;
Language spread of the English, I;
Latin race leader of Europe, I;
Leni-Lenape, the. See Delawares;
Levels of Greenbriar, the gathering-place of Lewis' army, I;
Lewis, General Andrew,
in command of frontiersmen in Lord Dunmore's army, I;
the force under his command;
divides his army into three divisions;
leaves his worst troops to garrison small forts;
reaches the Kanawha River;
camps at Point Pleasant at the mouth of the Kanawha;
prepares to obey Lord Dunmore's orders;
attacked by Indians;
despatches Col. Field to the front;
fortifies his camp;
battle of the Great Kanawha;
repulses the Indians;
leaves his sick and wounded in camp and marches to join Lord;
Dunmore;
served creditably in the Revolution;
Lewis Colonel Charles, a brother of General Lewis, I;
commands Augusta troops;
marches with the bulk of Gen. Lewis' army;
ordered to advance;
mortally wounded;
Lexington how named I;
Logan an Iroquois of note, I;
a friend of the whites;
murder of his kinsfolk;
his revenge;
letter to Cresap;
refuses to attend a council;
his eloquent speech;
perishes in a drunken brawl;
evidence of the authenticity of his speech;
intercedes successfully for Kenton II;
Logan, Benjamin leads a party to Kentucky, I;
his character;
his bravery II;
goes to the Holston for powder and lead;
surprised by Indians;
second in command;
missing at the fight at Piqua;
appointed colonel;
capture of his family by the savages and their rescue;
raises the whole force of Lincoln;
buries the dead after the battle of the Blue Licks;
with Clark in the Miami country;
destroys stores of British traders;
Logan's Station, fort built at, I;
attacked by I