In Popular Culture
He is portrayed in several historical and dime novels including:
- Myrtle Reed's The Shadow of Victory: A Romance of Fort Dearborn (1903)
- Randall Parrish's When Wilderness was King: A Tale of the Illinois Country (1904)
- H.R. Gordon's Black Partridge, or the Fall of Fort Dearborn (1906)
- Julia Cooley Altrocchi's Wolves Against the Moon (1957)
- Jerry Crimmins's Fort Dearborn: A Novel (2006)
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