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Under this general title, it is proposed to publish a series of works relating to the Early History of the Valley watered by the Ohio River and its tributaries—including Western Pennsylvania, Western Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, and Illinois--and embracing its aboriginal history, the French and English intrigues and wars for its possession, the travels and journals of early explorers and missionaries, its early settlement by the whites, their contests with the Indians, etc. This we hope to accomplish by the collection and publication of some, at least, of the large amount of materials for history now scattered among the various pioneer families, precariously preserved in the gatherings of collectors, or hidden away in State or county archives; and also by reprinting some of the early works of interest relating to the Western country, which have been long out of print and rare. We would be pleased also to communicate with any person who possesses unpublished manuscripts in whatever form, which come within the scope of the series of publications. All old papers, such as letters, journals, autobiographies, biographical sketches, accounts of early settlements, plans, surveys, etc., are exceedingly useful to us for editorial reference. We would be glad to have the loan of such papers to copy. They will be carefully preserved and returned to their owners as soon as they can be copied. We have now ready the first of the reprints, viz : Bouquet's Expedition against the Ohio Indians in 1764. By Dr. William Smith. Published in 1765.. With a preface by Francis Parkman, author of "Conspiracy of Pontiac,” etc., and a translation of Dumas' Biographical Sketch of General Bouquet. The map and plates are finely reproduced by the Phoco-Lithographic Process. 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