20.00 USD Kansas Historical Collections Vol. 8 Forney

"Kansas Historical Collections - Volume 8 - 1903-1904" from my personal research library. Hardcover with 594 pages with Table of Contents and General Index. Cover has environmental damage. $20 plus $3.50 postage. Paypal, USPS money order or personal check. Shipping to CONUS.

This book contains Transactions of the Kansas Historical Society 1903-1904 together with written articles from presenters at annual meetings, miscellaneous papers and a Roster of Kansas for 50 Years. Some of those articles include:

"United States Land Offices in Kansas with foldout map of Kansas Territory 1856."
"The Story of the Seventh Kansas."
"Sherman County and the H. U. A."
"Massacre of Confederates by Osage Indians in 1863."
"Along The Trail."
"Indian Reservations in Kansas and the Extinguishment of their Title with foldout map of Kansas in 1846, showing location of Indian Reservations."
"Black Kettle's Last Raid - 1868, with illustrations."
"Historical Work in Osage County."
"A Famous Old Crossing on the Santa Fe Trail with illustrations."
"The Fourth Kansas Militia in the Price Raid."
"Early Spanish Explorations and Indian Implements in Kansas with foldout map of Coronado's March , 1542 and illustrations."
"Reminiscences of the Yeager Raid on the Santa Fe Trail in 1863."
"The Wichita Indians in Kansas."
"The Pottawatomie Massacre."
"The Osage Ceded Lands."
"Along the Kaw Trail with illustrations."
"An Attempted Rescue of John Brown from Charlestown, Virginia Jail."
"The Friends Establishment in Kansas Territory."
"Kansas at Chickamaugua and Chattanooga."
"With John Brown in Kansas."
"Emigration to Kansas in 1856."
"Quantrill and the Morgan-Walker Tragedy."
"The Capitals of Kansas."
"The Eleventh Kansas Regiment at Platte Bridge with illustrations."
"The Big Springs Convention."
"A Kansas Pioneer Merchant."
"Railroad Grading Among Indians."
"A Kansas Soldier's Escape from Camp Ford, Texas."
"The Battle of the Spurs, or John Brown's Exit from Kansas."
"The Establishment of Counties in Kansas with maps."
"High Waters in Kansas - Extracts from the Diary of Rev. Jotham Meeker and Others."
"The Kansas Indians in Shawnee County after 1855."
"Recollections of Early Times in Kansas Territory from the Standpoint of a Regular Cavalryman."
"Addenda."


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