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Red Shoe, Choctaw chief, 63.
Regulation Movement, 104, 137, 159-164; Revolutionary War, Highlanders in, 13-14; Indian raids in Kentucky, 139; King's Mountain, 195 et seq.; attitude of France and Spain in, 248 et seq.
Roane, Archibald, Governor of Tennessee, 267.
Robertson, James, "father of Tennessee," 124-125 (note), 133; at Watauga, 165-166, 170, 181; personal characteristics, 165; and Sevier, 167, 239; commands Wataugans, 172; Indian agent at Chota, 183; leads settlers into middle Tennessee, 185; founds Nashville, 186; and Ferguson, 195; and Indian war, 246, 255; characterizes McGillivray, 259; death (1814), 270.
Robertson, Mrs. James, 246.
Robertson, Mark, 185.
Robinson, Colonel David, 149.
Rogers, John, 88.
Rogers, Joseph, 153.
Roosevelt, Theodore, The Winning of the West, cited, 134 (note).
Russell, William, 107, death of his son, 108.
Rutherford, Griffith, 163.
Rutledge, John, President of South Carolina, 176 (note).