Image:1832 Battle of Bad Axe and steamboat Warrior.jpg

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Description

A depiction of the 1832 Battle of Bad Axe and the steamboat Warrior. The battle was the decisive engagement of the Black Hawk War, more than 150 Sauk and Fox were killed. The steamboat took part in the battle with Captain Joseph Throckmorton at the helm.

Source

Wardwell, Lelia, ed. American Historical Images on File: The Native American Experience. New York: Media Projects, 1991. via Northern Illinois University)

Date

unknown

Author

Arnz and Company

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