American Legend: The Real-Life Adventures of David Crockett by Buddy Levy

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INDEX
    Page references that are italicized refer to illustrations.
     
    Adams, John Quincy
    Alabama
    Alamo
    The Alamo (Billy Bob Thornton film)
    The Alamo (John Wayne film)
    Alexander, Adam, Col.
    An Account of Col. Crockett’s Tour
    Arkansas Gazette
    Arnold, William, Gen.
    Austin, Stephen F.
     
    Baltimore, Md.
    Banking issues
    Battle of King’s Mountain
    Battle of San Jacinto
    Bean’s Creek
    Bear hunt
    Benton, Jesse
    Biddle, Nicholas
    Blackburn, James
    Black Warrior Town
    Blair, John
    Blount, Willie
    Blue, Uriah, Maj.
    Bonham, James Butler
    The Book of Chronicles (Huntsman)
    Boone, Daniel
    Boston, Ma.
    Bound boys
    Bowie, James
    Brazoria Texas Republican
    Britain
    Brown, Dick
    Buckskins
    Burgin, Abner
    Burgin, Rebecca Ann
    Butler, William E., Dr.
     
    Caldwell, James
    Calhoun, John C.
    Canebreaks
    Carey & Hart
    Carroll, William
    Carson, Sam
    Cattle drive
    Chapman, John Gadsby
    Charleston Courier
    Cheek, Jesse
    Cherokee tribe
    Chickasaw tribe
    Childers, Robert, Col.
    Childs, Maj.
    Chilton, Thomas
    Christmas guns
    Claiborne, Gen.
    Clark, James
    Clark, Matthew St. Claire
    Clark, William
    Clay, Henry
    Clayton, Augustin Smith
    Coffee, John, Gen.
    Congressional Reservation Line
    Cooke, John
    Corzine, Shelby
    Creek Nation
    Creek War
    Crockett, David (grandfather)
    Crockett, David
    Alamo
    ancestors
    birth of children
    book tour
    buckskin vest
    campaigns
    character/personality
    childhood
    congressman
    courting
    Creek War
    death at Alamo
    death of Polly (wife)
    debts
    education
    father: death of; debts of
    57th Regiment
    hunting
    image-making
    industrial complex ruin
    land issues
    legacy in films and literature
    legislation/voting
    magistrate
    Crockett, David
    malaria bouts
    march to San Antonio
    marriages
    moves of
    myths about
    Narrative
    portraits
    “Pretty Betsey” (rifle)
    rift with Andrew Jackson
    runaway
    Tennessee legislature
    Tennessee Mounted Gunmen
    Texas visit
    Crockett, Elizabeth Patton
    marital strain
    Crockett, James
    Crockett, John
    Crockett, John Wesley
    Crockett, Joseph
    Crockett, Margaret “Polly,”
    Crockett, Polly