The Battle of Hickory Point by Topeka artist Samuel J. Reader depicts General James Henry Lane, on horseback, directing his troops during the September 1856 engagement in Jefferson County.

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Date: 2012-06-20 12:36:17 American Civil War Jayhawker Charles R. Jennison James Montgomery Border War Osawatomie Kansas Border Ruffian James Henry Lane New England Emigrant Aid Company Bleeding Kansas Kansas United States		The Battle of Hickory Point by Topeka artist Samuel J. Reader depicts General James Henry Lane, on horseback, directing his troops during the September 1856 engagement in Jefferson County. Add to Reading List Source URL: kuscholarworks.ku.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,20 MB Share Document on Facebook

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