North of the Mohawk: Some of the Fascinating History of Northern New York

xiii, 139, [1] pp. A history of Northern New York with chapters on: The Iroquois Nation; The Fur-Traders; Sir William Johnson, Protector of Indians; Changes Made by the Revolutionary War; The Bonapartes in Their Relation to Northern New York; Parish's Fancy; Our Generals and the War of 1812 as Related to Northern New York; Constableville and the Constable Family; The Position of the Churches in This Transitional Period; John Brown and His Men; The Lost Dauphin. Epilogue, appendix, and bibliography follow text.