LIFE

OF

JOSEPH BRANT-THAYENDANEGEA:

INCLUDING

THE BORDER WARS

OF THE

AMERICAN REVOLUTION,

AND

SKETCHES OF THE INDIAN CAMPAIGNS OF GENERALS
HARMAR, ST. CLAIR, AND WAYNE.

AND OTHER MATTERS

CONNECTED WITH THE INDIAN RELATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES
AND GREAT BRITAIN, FROM THE PEACE OF 1783 TO
THE INDIAN PEACE OF 1795.

BY WILLIAM L. STONE.

IN TWO VOLUMES.

VOL. I.

NEW-YORK:

ALEXANDER V. BLAKE, 38 GOLD STREET.
1838.

[Entered according to the Act of Congress of the United States of America, in the
year 1838, by GEORGE DEARBORN & Co., in the Clerk's Office of the District Court
for the Southern District of New-York.

NEW-YORK:

Printed by SCATCHERD & ADAMS,

No. 38 Gold Street.

TO THE HONORABLE

STEPHEN VAN RENSSELAER,

OF ALBANY,

THESE Volumes are most respectfully inscribed. If the efforts of the writer to illustrate more fully and minutely than has hitherto been done, the most interesting portion of American history, in its immediate connection with the large and populous State of which THE PATROON has so long been one of the most distinguished citizens, shall be so fortunate as to merit the regard, and receive the approbation, of one so excellently qualified to judge of its interest and value, there will be nothing left unsatisfied to the ambition and the hopes of

His friend and servant,

THE AUTHOR.