Darnell, Elias: A JOURNAL CONTAINING AN ACCURATE AND INTERESTING ACCOUNT OF THE HARDSHIPS, SUFFERINGS, BATTLES, DEFEAT, AND CAPTIVITY OF THOSE HEROIC KENTUCKY VOLUNTEERS AND REGULARS, COMMANDED BY GENERAL WINCHESTER, IN THE YEARS 1812-13.... Philadelphia. 1854. 98, [2] pp. plus [8] pp. of advertisements. 12mo. Publisher's morocco-backed printed paper boards, front hinge cracked and rear hinge partially cracked, rubbed/toned, contents with some light foxing and stains in places, Very Good. ****************************** Later edition of this popular narrative, originally published in 1813. The first two editions are virtually unprocurable, according to Howes. The present edition is the only one listed in Sabin. Contains the narratives of Timothy Mallary and John Davenport, who were taken captive by Indians during battle on the River Raisin near Frenchtown, important accounts of the War of 1812 in the West. HOWES D73. SABIN 18602. VAUGHAN 84 (note). FIELD 399. TPL 943.