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
Contributors	Author: John De Morgan
Publisher	Street and Smith
City	New York
Genre	Adventure Children's Historical War Western
Keywords	Native Americans Roman Catholics Quakers French and Indian War Battle of Ft. Necessity Tanacharison (Half-King) (c. 1700-64) George Washington (1732-99) Christopher Gist (1706-59) French Americans
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
Places	Allegheny River Monongahela River Ohio River Youghiogheny River Allegheny County Pittsburgh Downtown Ft. Duquesne Braddock Beaver County Ambridge Erie County Waterford Ft. Le Boeuf Fayette County Venango County Franklin
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