A Journal of Wayne's Campaign. Being an Authentic Daily Record of the Most Important Occurrences During the Campaign of Major General Anthony Wayne, Against the Northwestern Indians;

Originally published in 1795, this journal offers a front-row seat to Major General Anthony Wayne's campaign against the Northwestern Indian tribes in the 1790s. With detailed descriptions of daily life on the campaign trail, including battles, strategies, and close calls, A Journal of Wayne's Campaign offers a valuable historical perspective on a crucial moment in American history.
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