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| | William Henry Harrison and the West |
 | | The life story of the ninth president of the United States, William Henry Harrison (1773-1841) is set against the turbulence of the settlement of what was then part of the West, and now comprises the states of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin. |
 | | Colonel Bouquet, a Swiss, assembled a column for the relief of Fort Pitt from elements of the 60th Royal Americans in red coats, the 42nd Highland Rifles in kilts, Pennsylvania and Maryland militia in grey uniforms, and woodsmen in hunting shirts. |
 | | Diet was appalling, consisting mainly of fried fat salt pork, potatoes, and whiskey. |
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