In August of 1812, a battle broke out between U.S. troops evacuating Fort Dearborn and Potawatomi Indians in what is now Chicago. After less than an hour, the Americans were killed or captured-- including women and children-- and the Indians burned down the fort. Author Ann Durkin Keating talks about her book on the event, “Rising up from Indian Country: The Battle of Fort Dearborn and the Birth of Chicago" at the Niles Public Library in Illinois.