The Black Hawk War Including a Review of Black Hawk's Life

Opening of the book

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Footnotes have been resequenced to be unique, and were moved to the end of the text. Hyperlinks are provided for ease of reference. Any references to those notes in the text have been amended as well. In the Topical Index, references to cited authors which appear only in the footnotes on the given pages are linked directly to the notes.

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Introduction, at p. 182 and at p. 216) which are linked to full size versions and can be viewed simply by clicking on the image.

Yours faithfully Frank E. Stevens

THE

BƯĵŕƫ Hĵ΅ƫ Wĵǡ

INCLUDING A REVIEW OF

BLACK HAWK’S LIFE

Illustrated with upward of three hundred rare and interesting portraits and views

BY

FRANK E. STEVENS

FRANK E. STEVENS
1205 Cƒĵƽœŧǡ Ljż CLjƽƽŧǡŕŧ BƯŠƄ.
CƒƗŕĵƄLj . . IƯƯƗƿLjƗǪ
1903
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1903, by
FRANK E. STEVENS
in the office of the Librarian of Congress at
Washington, D.C.
Dŧĵǡ MLjǵƒŧǡ–
This book represents long years of patient toil
from which a corresponding return is not
expected; it has been a labor of love. To whom,
then, should it be dedicated but yourself, who
spent so many toilsome years to rear its author,
who may never repay a fraction of the debt he
owes you.
F.E.S.

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