Fairfax Davis Downey

Traces the history of four regiments of Negro soldiers created in 1866 specifically to help fight in the Indian Wars.

Story of the construction of the French fortress in 1720 by Louis 15th and its capture by British forces in 1745 and in 1758, when it was destroyed.

Account of the campaign that unlocked the Confederacy for Sherman's march to Atlanta. Poetry inspired by the campaign is included in an appendix.

This is a witty 1926 parody of A.A. Milne's poetry book "When We Were Very Young." The illustrations and poems are evocative of the original, but with flappers and swells instead of children and animals.

Covers period in history from Mexican rebellion against Spanish rule to end of war between Mexico and United States over American annexation of Texas.

Indian tribes which supplied scouts included Apache, Crow, Pawnee, Shoshone, Comanche, Kowa, Blackfeet, Navajo, Seminole, and to a lesser part, Dakota, Arapahoe, Arickana, Cheyenne.