Campbell, Captain Mis,
    killed at Fallen Timbers. 
  Campbell, Judge,
    attacked by Indians;
    charge to Grand Jury. 
  Camp-meetings. 
  Carondelet, Baron,
    corresponds with Simcoe;
    incites savages to war against Americans;
    intrigues with Southern Indians;
    frank treachery;
    foolishness of;
    intrigues with Westerners;
    correspondence with Wayne;
    failure of his negotiations with the Westerners;
    declines to carry out treaty. 
  Cherokees,
    (See Indians.)
  Chickamaugas,
    very hostile;
    treacherous;
    make open war;
    repulsed;
    their towns destroyed. 
  Chickasaw Bluffs. 
  Chickasaws,
    (See Indians.)
  Cincinnati raided. 
  Claiborne, Governor of Mississippi,
    proposes attack on Louisiana;
    Governor of Orleans;
    his loyalty. 
  Clark, Elijah,
    his establishment of a little freebooter state. 
  Clark, George Rogers,
    wishes to acquire Spanish territory;
    intrigues with French;
    accepts a French commission;
    organizes expedition;
    collapse of expedition. 
  Clark, Major,
    killed at St. Clair’s defeat. 
  Clark, William,
    serves under Wayne;
    defeats Indians in skirmish;
    at Fallen Timbers;
    his ability respected by Spaniards;
    starts across continent with Lewis;
    their voyage up the Missouri;
    their wonder at the strange animals;
    their good qualities as explorers;
    their attitude towards the Indians;
    they halt at Mandan for the winter;
    start west in the spring;
    travel through vast hunting grounds;
    cross the Rocky Mountains;
    their return voyage;
    adventures and accidents;
    their return;
    their after-fates. 
  Clay, Henry, and Burr. 
  Cocke, William, “the mulberry man”. 
  Collins, envoy of De Lemos. 
  Colter. 
  Connecticut Reserve. 
  County, the unit of organization. 
  Creeks,
    make treaties;
    raid on Georgians;
    bad faith of;
    (See Indians.)
  Cumberland District,
    ravaged by Indians;
    the settlers retaliate;
    rapid growth of. 
  Currency in the backwoods. 
  Darke, Colonel,
    gallantry of, at St. Clair’s defeat. 
  Daveiss, Joseph H.,
    Burr’s most formidable foe;
    ingratitude, shown to, by Jefferson. 
  Defiance, Fort, built by Wayne. 
  Democratic societies, seditious conduct of. 
  Denny, St. Clair’s aide,
    at St. Clair’s defeat;
    carries the news to Washington. 
  Disunionists, folly and treachery of. 
  Doak, founds a college. 
  Dorchester, Lord,
    his speech;
    correspondence with land speculators. 
  Dunlop’s Station, attack on. 
  Education, in Kentucky and Tennessee.