Book addresses mystery: Who killed Tecumseh?Written by Frank
Kuron | | email@example.com He grew up in Ohio surrounded by
war. He valiantly fought for his people in the War of 1812. When
he died in the Battle of the Thames, the controversy over who
killed him was born. Frank Kuron, founder of Kuron Publishing,
has written a book to answer the question of who killed
Tecumseh, leader of the Native American Shawnee tribe, in time
for the War of 1812’s bicentennial. The book, “Thus Fell
Tecumseh,” includes a brief summary of the War of 1812 but
focuses on journal entries and letters written about the leader
by more than 160 people who knew him. While history credits Col.
Richard M. Johnson with killing Tecumseh, Kuron said the entries
and letters name at least three other people who could have
killed him. Kuron said he included more than 200 extended
excerpts and transcriptions of the entries because he did not
want to simply paraphrase the material. “I didn’t want it to be
a bland, textbook-type read, without an