The Trail of Black Hawk

Tomlinson, Paul G. (Paul Greene) · 1928

The adventures and experiences of the hardy settlers on the continually advancing frontier have provided a fascinating but comparatively unknown chapter in the history of our country. Romance, bitter prejudice, distorted tales, and traditions more or less trustworthy, have combined to create a strong interest in the Indians. So much, however, has been written of a sensational and improbable nature that the result has not always been desirable. Just as there were “good” Indians and “bad” Indians, so the stories of Indians have ofttimes created impressions that were erroneous or even false. The appeal of Indian life and of Indian wars, however, is perpetually strong. Who these early inhabitan…

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