10.5x13.75" w/four pages. 1840. Center image has detailed graphic of soldiers in battle w/Indians. Text below image reads "Upon One Occasion As He (General Harrison) Was Approaching An Angle Of The Line, Against Which The Indians Were Advancing With Horrible Yells, Lieutenant Emerson Of The Dragoons Ceased The Bridle Of His Horse, And Ernestly Entreated That He Would Not Go There, But The Governor Putting Spurs To His Horse Pushed On To The Point Of Attack Where The Enemy Were Receiving With Firmness And Driven Back (Vide. Hist. Battle Tippecanoe)." Text below image and caption reads "Written By Thomas Power, Esq. And Respectfully Dedicated To The Whigs Of The United States." Published by Parker & Ditson, Boston. Ink inscription at top notes 1841 gift. Border foxing, left margin 1" tear and two tiny puncture holes. Overall Fine.