Harper's Encyclopædia 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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... present northern boundary . By act of Congress of March 3 , 1863 , the Territory of Idaho was created from a portion of Oregon Territory , with an area which in- cluded the whole of the present State of SEAL JO GREAT THE STATE ETO ...
... present northern boundary . By act of Congress of March 3 , 1863 , the Territory of Idaho was created from a portion of Oregon Territory , with an area which in- cluded the whole of the present State of SEAL JO GREAT THE STATE ETO ...
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... present States of Illinois , Wisconsin , and a part of Minnesota in the Illinois Territory . In 1818 Illinois , with its present limits , was admitted into the Union , with some 35,000 inhabitants . On Oct. 14 , 1812 , Gen. Samuel ...
... present States of Illinois , Wisconsin , and a part of Minnesota in the Illinois Territory . In 1818 Illinois , with its present limits , was admitted into the Union , with some 35,000 inhabitants . On Oct. 14 , 1812 , Gen. Samuel ...
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... present . There , in the midst of universal and unparalleled excitement , the authority of the nation was quietly transferred to other hands a few hours after the death of President considerations , " he said , Lincoln . Mr. Johnson ...
... present . There , in the midst of universal and unparalleled excitement , the authority of the nation was quietly transferred to other hands a few hours after the death of President considerations , " he said , Lincoln . Mr. Johnson ...
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