Maumee

As the Maumee was neared the feeling of the army was intense.

Harmar wrought wide destruction but of the kind that made the Indians of the Maumee irrevocably and bitterly angry.

Potato-tops must have possessed singular virtue, for there was no want of spirit when the test came "On Maumee."

In the summer of 1794 he advanced down the Maumee with an army of 3,000 men, two-thirds of whom were regulars.