Harper's Encyclopędia of United States History from 458 A.D. to 1909: Based Upon the Plan of Benson John Lossing...Harper, 1905 - United States |
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... River , and the region between Lake Ontario and Lakes Erie and Huron , nearly all of the State of New York , and a part of Pennsylvania and Ohio along the southern shores of Lake Erie . Detached from the main body were the Tuscaroras ...
... River , and the region between Lake Ontario and Lakes Erie and Huron , nearly all of the State of New York , and a part of Pennsylvania and Ohio along the southern shores of Lake Erie . Detached from the main body were the Tuscaroras ...
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... rivers , in Wisconsin . These rivers , when improved , were to remain highways for the United States government forever , free from toll . The grant to the then Territory of Iowa for the improvement of the Des Moines River led to long ...
... rivers , in Wisconsin . These rivers , when improved , were to remain highways for the United States government forever , free from toll . The grant to the then Territory of Iowa for the improvement of the Des Moines River led to long ...
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... River , and another at Natchitoches , on the Red River . Fort Rosalie was built on the site of Natchez , lature ratified the Thirteenth Amendment about which a town soon grew up , the to the national Constitution , but the Sen- oldest ...
... River , and another at Natchitoches , on the Red River . Fort Rosalie was built on the site of Natchez , lature ratified the Thirteenth Amendment about which a town soon grew up , the to the national Constitution , but the Sen- oldest ...
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