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This week, episode 376, the Battle of Wabash.

In late 1791, the U.S. Army faced its first real challenge in battle. The stakes were whether the Ohio Territory would become part of the United

States or remain Indian Territory. The Ohio Territory was seen as the future of the United

States. Congress was counting on land sales there

to help finance the federal government and to help pay off all its war debts. The Northwest Ordinance

had divided up the land and outlined how it would be auctioned and sold to settlers moving into the

territory. Virginia had already begun settling veterans on land north of the Ohio River.

The Ohio Company had established Marietta in 1788 and began selling land and settling the territory.

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