A Literary & Historical Atlas of America

by J. G. Bartholomew

Fort Sumter, see [Charleston].

Fort Ticonderoga, see under [T.]

Fort Wagner, Charleston, S. Carolina. 32N. 79W. Assault on by Federals, 1863 (Civil W.).

Fort Washington, Manhattan Island, N.Y. 40N. 74W. Captured by the English, 1776 (W. of Ind.).

Fort Watson, Santee R., near Camden. 34N. 80W. Capitulation of English, 1781 (W. of Ind.).

[Fort Wayne], Maumee R., Indiana. 41N. 85W. Repulse of attack on by English and Indian allies, 1812.

Fort William and Mary, Newcastle, Portsmouth Harbour. 43N. 70W. Attack on and seizure of ammunition by patriots under Sullivan, 1774.

Fort William Henry, Lake George. 43N. 73W. Taken by Montcalm, and English garrison massacred by the Indian allies, 1757. (See [Louisburg].)

Franklin, Tennessee. 35N. 86W. Fierce [battle] ending in defeat of the Confederates, 1864 (Civil W.).

Franklin (formerly included in Salisbury), N. Hampshire. 43N. 71W. Bp. Daniel Webster, orator (1782-1852).