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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... sent them over . " Idle , ly interested in Sunday - school work . In masterless robbers and vagabonds , male 1856 he was superintendent of the First and female , " were arrested and sent to Baptist Mission Sunday - school of Chi ...
... sent them over . " Idle , ly interested in Sunday - school work . In masterless robbers and vagabonds , male 1856 he was superintendent of the First and female , " were arrested and sent to Baptist Mission Sunday - school of Chi ...
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... sent to the Mohawks in May , 1668 , western wilderness to the Mississippi passed to Onondaga , and thence to the River , carrying the cross as the emblem Senecas , and was engaged in this mission of their religion , and the lilies of ...
... sent to the Mohawks in May , 1668 , western wilderness to the Mississippi passed to Onondaga , and thence to the River , carrying the cross as the emblem Senecas , and was engaged in this mission of their religion , and the lilies of ...
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... sent to South Carolina , where he planned and partially constructed the coast defensive works . See CHARLESTON . After his disastrous experience at Gettysburg ( July 1 , 2 , and 3 , 1863 ) , Gen- eral Lee began a retreat for Virginia on ...
... sent to South Carolina , where he planned and partially constructed the coast defensive works . See CHARLESTON . After his disastrous experience at Gettysburg ( July 1 , 2 , and 3 , 1863 ) , Gen- eral Lee began a retreat for Virginia on ...
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