Chicago and the Old Northwest, 1673-1835 Book

	Introduction
	Preface
I	The Chicago Portage	1
II	Chicago in the Seventeenth Century	21
III	The Fox Wars: A Half-Century of Conflict	51
IV	Chicago in the Revolution	79
V	The Fight for the Northwest	105
VI	The Founding of Fort Dearborn	127
VII	Nine Years of Garrison Life	153
VIII	The Indian Utopia	178
IX	The Outbreak of War	195
X	The Battle and Defeat	211
XI	The Fate of the Survivors	232
XII	The New Fort Dearborn	262
XIII	The Indian Trade	285
XIV	War and the Plague	310
XV	The Vanishing of the Red Man	340
App. I	Journal of Lieutenant James Strode Swearingen	373
App. II	Sources of Information for the Fort Dearborn Massacre	378
App. III	Nathan Heald's Journal	402
App. IV	Captain Heald's Official Report of the Evacuation of Fort Dearborn	406
App. V	Darius Heald's Narrative of the Chicago Massacre, as Told to Lyman C. Draper in 1868	409
App. VI	Lieutenant Helm's Account of the Massacre	415
App. VII	Letter of Judge Augustus B. Woodward to Colonel Proctor concerning the Survivors of the Chicago Massacre	422
App. VIII	Muster-Roll of Captain Nathan Heald's Company of Infantry at Fort Dearborn	425
App. IX	The Fated Company: A Discussion of the Names and Fate of the Whites Involved in the Fort Dearborn Massacre	428
	Bibliography	439
	Index	459
	Illustrations follow page 210