French Occupancy Introduction The French Period Relation to Our History French Beginnings Life at Vincennes Music Fur Trade Wabash River Early Maps Geoligic Cause Acquisition of Our Territory The Situation Need of a Leader Clarks' Idea Authority From Virginia Recruiting a Military Military Base at Falls of the Ohio Clark's Determination Clark's Real Object The Illinois Campaign The Outlook A Spectacular Start Wilderness March Further Operations Father Gibault Interval of Diplomacy Mastery of the Indians Captain Helm Vincennes Operations Work Accomplished Clark's Uncertainty Francis Vigo A Critical Situation Swift Action A Heroic Venture Psychics of the Campaign An Audacious Bluff Lively Surprise Beginning Point Passing of the French Supplementary Matter George R. Clark Documentary Sources Clark's Ill Fortune Clark's Grant Gibault and Vigo Lasselle Documents Civil Organization Wabash Land Co. Northwest Territory Political Antecedents Written Constitution Public Domain Ordinance of 1787 Formation of Character of First Immigrants Supplementary Matter Division of French & Ammerican Differences Francis Busseron Indiana Territory Origin of Indiana The Gore Creating of Organization of Government Beginning of Government First Public Questions Slavery Question Indian Treaties Land Surveys Land Sales Divisions of First Party Divisions Extension of Suffrage First Original Laws Early Judiciary First Banks Industrial Beginnings Educational Beginnings Religious Beginnings Cultural Beginnings Political Beginnings First County Divisions Territorial Governors & Leaders Introduction William Henry Harrison John Gibson Thomas Posey Other Individuals Supplementary Matter Grouseland Corydon Named Libraries and Lottery Louisiana and Indiana Letters of Decius The Danger Period Indian Relations Claims of the Indians First Decade Ranger Service, 1807 Tecumseh and the Prophet Battle of Tippecanoe Account of Battle Importance The War of 1812 Introduction Attack on Ft. Harrison Pigeon Roost Massacre Frontier Defense Blockhouses Rangers of 1813 Indian Campaigns Attack on Ft. Wayne Hopkins' Expedition Mississinewa Expedition Bartholomew's Expedition Russell's Expedition Indian Hostilities End Indians Intemperance Harrison's Passing Militarism The New State General Conditions The Enabling Act Analysis Ordnance of Acceptance Federal Acts Constitutional Convention Members of Population Distribution Elements of Government Beginnings First Election Conditions and Needs Contemporary Legislation New Purchase Squatter Population Locating Capital Supplemental Matter Governor Jennings Jennings-Harrison Incident Development to 1836 Explanation General Character Ray on Hard Times Taxing System Tax Schedule Increase of Revenue Banking State Bank Population Politics Party Politics Industries & Trade Education Provisions Seminaries School Law 1824 Not Free Private College Beginnings State School Hanover College Wabash College Lyceums Libraries State Library Religion General Presbyterian Methodist Catholic Disciples' Moral Societies The Press Medicine Militia Benevolence Story of New Harmony The Rappites Robert Owen Owen's Scheme Rappites Succeeded Owen's Ideals William Maclure Maclure's Dream Maclure's Co-Workers Boatload of Knowledge Owen Family The Failures of General Dissension Maclure & Owen Leave The Sccesses of Owen's Successors Status of Women Maclure Libraries Internal Improvements Preliminary History Early Conditions Early Roads Road Conditions National & Michigan Canals Ohio Falls Whitewater Wabash & Erie Experiment in Paternalism The Problem Federal Aid The Solution Difficulties Improvements Bill First Effects State Control The Collapse Elements in the Case Panic & Script Other Developments Expansion of Territory Business Expansion Growth of Agriculture Agricultural Societies Growth of Schools Miscellaneous Developments Newspapers Geological Dept. Increase of Salaries New State House Change in Taxing Improved Housing 1840 to 1850 Financial Dilemma Butler Bill Whitewater Canal Benevolent Institutions Overview School for Deaf School for Blind Insane Hospital State Prison Wabash and Erie Canal Statistical Survey Population Agriculture Church Professions Mexican War Period Overview Conditions Response Buena Vista Politics 1850 to 1860 Developments New Constitution Constitutional Provisions Reasons for Change The Convention Changes Effected Comment on Constitution Banking Changes Wildcat Banks Bank of the State Education Movement Educational Status Caleb Mills Mills' Message Effect of Address Law of 1852 Perkins Decision Agricultural Advancement New Impulse Board of Agriculture County Societies First State Fair Fair Week Shifting Fair Roads Plank Road Era Gravel Roads Begining of Railroads Overview First Roads Other Roads Beginnings of a System Influences The Erie War Railroads and Madison Railroads and Indianapolis Union Depot Equipment of Statistical Survey Civil War Period Antecedent Conditions Seccession Issue Beginning of War Legislature First 6 Regiments Subsequent Troops Hundred-Days Troops Indiana Legion First Invasion Morgan Raid Disloyal Element Sons of Liberty The Draft Bounties Care for Soldiers Military Agency Sanitary Commission Soldier Families Soldier Homes Underground Railroad
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