| | A Narrative Of The Capitivity And Sufferings Of Benjamin Gilbert And His Family: Who Were Surprised By The Indians And Taken From Their Farms On The Frontiers Of Pennsylvania In The Spring, 1780by Benjamin Gilbert
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