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Domestic News September 3, 1813

The Enquirer

Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia

What is this article about?

A late Indiana paper reports that the British have crowned Tecumseh as king of all Indians at war with the United States, celebrated with cannon fire, feasting, and dancing. The article satirically compares him to King George III as the 'Indian bulwark of religion.'

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King Tecumseh, or another "bulwark."

It is stated in a late Indiana paper, that the British have crowned Tecumseh king of all the Indians at war with the United States, and that the day of his Coronation was celebrated with the firing of cannon feasting and dancing! As so little difference exists in the characteristics of this new accessor to kingly dignities and his "royal brother of England," their distinguishing titles may necessarily be similar--George the 3d being known as the "bulwark of religion" in England, and his majesty Tecumseh I, henceforth in America as the Indian "bulwark of religion."

What sub-type of article is it?

Indian Affairs Politics

What keywords are associated?

Tecumseh Coronation British Indians War With Us Indian King

What entities or persons were involved?

Tecumseh George The 3d

Where did it happen?

Indiana

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Indiana

Key Persons

Tecumseh George The 3d

Outcome

celebrated with the firing of cannon, feasting and dancing

Event Details

The British have crowned Tecumseh king of all the Indians at war with the United States

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