XII.--GROWTH AND CIVIL ORGANIZATION OF KENTUCKY, 1776

APPENDICES:
APPENDIX A--TO CHAPTER IV.
APPENDIX B--TO CHAPTER V.
APPENDIX C--TO CHAPTER VI.
APPENDIX D--TO CHAPTER VI.
APPENDIX E--TO CHAPTER VII.
APPENDIX F--TO CHAPTER IX.

[Illustration: Map. The West during the Revolution. Showing Hamilton's
route from Detroit to Vincennes; Clark's route from Redstone to the
Illinois, and thence to Vincennes; Boon's trail, on the Wilderness
Road to Kentucky; Robertson's trail to the settlement he founded on
the Cumberland; the water route from the Watauga to Nashboro, that
taken by the _Adventure_; the march of the backwoodsmen from the
Sycamore Shoals to King's Mountain. The flags denote the battles of
the Great Kanawha, the Blue Licks, the Island Flats of the Holston,
and King's Mountain; and the assaults on Boonsboro and Vincennes.
Based on a map by G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York and London.]




THE WINNING OF THE WEST.