The Victory with No Name

from JBD1

A well written and well sourced account of "St. Clair's Defeat" and its aftermath, though I would have liked a bit more about the scandals which ensued after the defeat, and about the news coverage of the debacle around the young country. Still, an excellent overview of the matter, and well worth...

from Waltersgn

Using the first major defeat of the U. S. Army against a confederation of tribes from the "Ohio" region as a backdrop for the relations between the new nation and the Native population of the recently acquired Northwest Territories, Calloway presents a well research and documented story. Author h...

from antiquary

Through and well-written account of the disastrous defeat of Arthur Sinclair's U.S. army (the only field army at the time) by the Miami Confederacy. This account begins in 1790 with background on the Native/US rivalry for the Ohio country, and covers Harmer's and Sinclair's defeats and Wayne's vi...

from antiquary

Through and well-written account of the disastrous defeat of Arthur Sinclair's U.S. army (the only field army at the time) by the Miami Confederacy. This account begins in 1790 with background on the Native/US rivalry for the Ohio country, and covers Harmer's and Sinclair's defeats and Wayne's vi...