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Gist (continued)—

Trading Path followed by, 5, 17–19; Ohio Company engages, 6, 70; instructions of Ohio Company to, 70–72; sketch of, 72–73; West explored by, 73–76; secures mammoth bones, 74; route in Kentucky, 75–76; comparative success of explorations of, 76.

• Gist, General, Washington's opinion of, 8, 173.
• Givens, Lieut. W., 6, 129.
• Glades (Allegheny), described, 12, 79–80.
• Gladwin, Major, Detroit defended by, 5, 171.
• Gleaver's, 10, 161.
• "Globe," 10, 163.
• Globe Inn, 10, 155.
• "Golden Lamb," 10, 163.
• "Golden Swan," 10, 158.
• "Good Intent Coach Line," 10, 135.

• GOOD ROADS—
  • Basic principles of movement, 15, 17, 49.
  • Beginning of movement, 15, 75.
  • Churches, as affected by, 15, 20.
  • Country living, decline of, 15, 23, 35–37, 40–43.
  • Corduroy roads, modern: defined, 15, 123; Gilmore on, 123–125; see Corduroy Roads.
  • Crooked roads, not much longer than straight, 15, 92–93.