Four American Indians: King Philip, Pontiac, Tecumseh, Osceola

by Edson Leone Whitney; F. M. Perry

THE STORY OF PONTIAC

	CHAPTER	PAGE
I.	The Meeting of Pontiac and the English	[53]
II.	Pontiac's Childhood	[59]
III.	Pontiac's Education	[62]
IV.	The Chief	[66]
V.	The Plot	[70]
VI.	The Seventh of May	[74]
VII.	Hostilities Begun	[79]
VIII.	The Two Leaders	[84]
IX.	The Siege of Detroit	[89]
X.	Important Engagements	[95]
XI.	The End of the Siege	[101]
XII.	All Along the Frontier	[104]
XIII.	The Last of Pontiac	[110]

THE STORY OF TECUMSEH

	CHAPTER	PAGE
I.	Early Years	[117]
II.	Youth	[121]
III.	Adventures of the Young Brave	[125]
IV.	Tecumseh Dissatisfied	[128]
V.	Tecumseh's Brother, the Prophet	[133]
VI.	Greenville	[137]
VII.	The Prophet's Town	[144]
VIII.	The Council Between Harrison and Tecumseh	[149]
IX.	Preparations for War	[155]
X.	The Battle of Tippecanoe	[161]
XI.	Reorganization of the Indians	[166]
XII.	Tecumseh and the British	[170]

THE STORY OF OSCEOLA

	CHAPTER	PAGE
I.	The Exodus of the Red Sticks	[179]
II.	The Florida Home	[183]
III.	The First Seminole War	[189]
IV.	Grievances	[194]
V.	The Treaty of Payne's Landing	[202]
VI.	Hostilities	[207]
VII.	The War Opened	[212]
VIII.	Osceola a War Chief	[219]
IX.	The Seminoles Hold Their Own	[223]
X.	Osceola and General Jesup	[228]
XI.	The Imprisonment Osceola	[233]
XII.	The End	[238]