HISTORY OF THE BATTLE OF POINT PLEASANT. FOUGHT BETWEEN WHITE MEN AND INDIANS AT THE MOUTH OF THE GREAT KANAWHA RIVER, (NOW POINT PLEASANT, WEST VIRGINIA), MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1774. THE CHIEF EVENT OF LORD DUNMORE'S WAR.

2000, iv, [5]-145pp, index. Wrps. VG+. Several appendices including: The only rosters preserved of the companies which were in the Battle of Point Pleasant, or arrived with Colonel Christian in the evening after it had been fought and won; The after-life of the men who fought the Battle of Point Pleasant; Extracts from the Virginia Gazette Relating to Lord Dunmore's War; A partial list of men wounded in the Battle of Point Pleasant, who were afterward granted pensions by the commonwealth of Virginia; Kinship of the men who fought the Battle of Point Pleasant.