Tecumseh At The Battle Of The Thames, 1813

Published References

• Gurd, Norman S.  The  Story of Tecumseh.  Toronto, Briggs, 1912. 190 p.  Illus. cover and frontispiece  -  “Tecumseh at the Battle of Moraviantown”

• Roberts, Lloyd.  Tecumseh.  Toronto, Ryerson Press, 1929.  28 p.  Illus. "“TECUMSEH URGED COLONEL PROCTER TO MAKE A DETERMINED STAND AT THE THAMES.  THE GALLANT CHIEF IS HERE SHOWN RALLYING HIS MEN AGAINST GREAT ODDS…”
  

• Jefferys, Charles W. (1945) The Picture Gallery of Canadian History Volume 2, p.167

• Bassett, John M. and Petrie, A. Roy.  Allan Napier MacNab.  Toronto, Fitzhenry and Whiteside, 1974.  62 p.  Illus. P3 - “Tecumseh at the Battle of the Thames, Moraviantown, 1813”

• Sugden, John.  Tecumseh:  a Life.  New York:  Henry Holt and Co., 1997. 492 p.  Illus. illus. between p. 338 and 340  -  “Tecumseh rallying his warriors to meet the charge of Johnston’s mounted regiment at Moraviatown, by Charles W. Jefferys. Like most Canadians, Jefferys portrayed Tecumseh in heroic mold.” note:  there is no mention of location or ownership of the illustration

• Nikiforuk, Andrew.  “Tecumseh:  Bravest of Hearts.”  In Globe and Mail, May 16, 1998, p. D12.  Illus. “Charles W. Jeffreys’s [sic] painting of Tecumseh rallying his warriors against a mounted regiment.  Jeffreys, like most Canadians, portrayed Tecumseh as a hero.”

• Beasley, David R.  The Canadian Don Quixote:  The Life and Works of Major John Richardson, Canada’s First Novelist.  Simcoe, Ont., Davus Publishing, 2004. 339 p. Illus. p.24 - ‘Tecumseh at the Battle of the Thames”

• “Early Canada Historical Narratives -- LOSING ABORIGINAL LANDS.” Accessed July 23, 2017. http://www.uppercanadahistory.ca/fn/fn2.html.

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