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Battle of the Maumee Rapids, or fallen Timbers,

At the Maumee Rapids, in northern Ohio, Wayne completely routed 2,000 Indians, on Aug. 20, 1794. The Americans lost thirty-three killed and 100 wounded. The battle ended the Indian war in the Northwest.

Harper and Brothers Publishers. . New York. 1902.

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