Fighting Hal, or, From Fort Necessity to Quebec
| Title | Fighting Hal, or, From Fort Necessity to Quebec |
| Year of Publication | 1894 |
| Publication Type | Dime Novel |
| Number of Pages or Episodes | 211 p. |
| Language | English |
| Authors | De Morgan, John |
| Publisher | Street and Smith |
| City | New York |
| Keywords | Battle of Ft. Necessity; Christopher Gist (1706-59); French Americans; French and Indian War; George Washington (1732-99); Native Americans; Quakers; Roman Catholics; Tanacharison (Half-King) (c. 1700-64) |
| Abstract | Harry Leonard, a frontier teen of Fayette County, joins with George Washington and Christopher Gist in 1753 during their emissary mission to Ft. LeBeouf and later at the Battle of Ft. Necessity. |
| Author Biography | John De Morgan (1848-1926) was an Irish-born radical, Marxist, and writer who fled to New York in 1880, where he wrote science fiction and dime novels. |
| Time | 1753-5 |
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