THE STORY OF TECUMSEH by Norman S. Gurd. Softbound, 196 pages, 6” x 8-1/2”. This reprint of the original 1912 text is the culmination of three years of labour spent searching every available source, and combing over scores of books and available documents, many of which  were housed at the Canadian Archives. The result, written from the British point of view, is a vividly detailed biography of Tecumseh, including in-depth accounts and descriptions of his early life, Indian customs, his relationship with his brother “the Prophet”, events during the War of 1812, the surrender of Hull at Detroit, accounts of various Indian Councils, and finally the death of Tecumseh. Written in a popular and entertaining style and rich with illustrations.