Campbell's  Hist,  of  Va.,  cited,  389
Campbell,  Gen.  John,  cited,  268,  583
Campbell,  CoL  John  B.,  cited,  572-75
Campbell,  Capt.  Peter,  mentioned,  106
108,  109,  114,  504
Campbell,  Col.  Richard,  noticed,  410
Campbell,  Ensign    Robert,  cited,    177

178,  179,  181,  221,  223,  243,    253-54

255,  268,  275-76,    277,  281,    332,  333

354.  336.  343.  4°9.  410-
Campbell,  Ensign  Robert,  King's

Mountain  accounts,  .         535-4°

Campbell,  Robert,  captured,  .  198
Campbell,  Ex-Gov. Wm.  B.,  men-
tioned, .....  5
Campbell,  Gen.  William,  sketch  of,
378-402 ;  early  life,  378-80 ;  Dun-
more's  war,  380;  engages  in  Revo-
lution, 381-83  ;  marriage,  383;  ser-
vices in  civil  llfo,  383-84,  387  ;  hang-


ing of  Hopkins,  384-87  ;  New  river
expedition,  371,  387-88;  King's
Mountain  campaign,  3,  171-76 ;
King's  Mountain,  the  march,  176-
95  ;  chosen  commander,  187-90,
522,  541-42,  548,  555,  564;  council,
195-96;  pursuing  the  enemy,  214-
35;  strength  of  regiment,  214-15;
Holston  men,  3-4,  242-43 ;  battle
array,  243-48  ;  battle-ground  craggy,
250;  heroic  conduct,  251,  255-57;
Tarleton's  approach,  266-67,  288,
290.  316.  320,  322,  345-46,  367-68,
516,  518,  544-45;  Bald  Face,  mis-
take, 267-68,  388-89,  583,  589-91  ;
reconnoitering,  268,  539,  desperate
charge,  272  ;  final  charge,  277-78 ;
British  flag  displayed,  283 ;  firing  on
Tories,  283-86  ;  huzzas  for  liberty,
284  ;  an  unhappy  event,  284-85,  389-
90;  receiving  swords,  286-87;  losses,
304-305  ;  orders,  320,  326,  328,  329,
531-32 ;  kindness  to  Tories,  326,
351,  352,  512,  531-32;  respect  for
the  dead,  322  ;  denounces  plunder-
ing, 329-30,  532 ;  execution  of
Tories,  330-45,  391,  510-11,  539-40,
544,  545,  551  ;  official  report,  352,
522-24 ;  visit  to  Gen.  Gates,  352  ;
disposition  of  prisoners,  350,  352,
357-60;  visit  to  Gov.  Jefferson,  358;
good  words  to  victors,  374-76,  521-
22  ;  disaster  to  the  British,  376-77  ;
presage  of  independence,  377;  Cher-
okee expedition,  390-91  ;  Whitzell's
Mills  and  Guilford,  391-95,  533-34;
chosen  Brig.-General,  395 ;  serves
under  LaFayette,  395-97  ;  death  and
character,  397-402,  404,  534,  535 ;
variously  mentioned,  520-592;  cited,
302,  388,  394,  526.
