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... Henry L. Dawes , of Massachusetts ; to Horace White , Esq . , of the Chicago Tribune ; to U. F. Linder , Esq . , of Chicago ; to J. F. Speed , Esq . , of Louisville , Kentucky ; to Judge S. T. Logan , Hon . Jesse PREFACE . 7.
... Henry L. Dawes , of Massachusetts ; to Horace White , Esq . , of the Chicago Tribune ; to U. F. Linder , Esq . , of Chicago ; to J. F. Speed , Esq . , of Louisville , Kentucky ; to Judge S. T. Logan , Hon . Jesse PREFACE . 7.
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... Kentucky - Abraham Lincoln , the Grand- father of the President - His Removal to Kentucky , and Death - His Brothers and Sons - Probable Origin of the Lincolns - Thomas Lincoln , the Father of the Presi- dent - His Marriage - His ...
... Kentucky - Abraham Lincoln , the Grand- father of the President - His Removal to Kentucky , and Death - His Brothers and Sons - Probable Origin of the Lincolns - Thomas Lincoln , the Father of the Presi- dent - His Marriage - His ...
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... Kentucky - Sur- render of Colonel Mulligan - General Fremont takes the Field - He is superseded by General Hunter - General McClellan and the Army of the Potomac - General Butler captures the Hatteras Forts - Munson's Hill occupied by ...
... Kentucky - Sur- render of Colonel Mulligan - General Fremont takes the Field - He is superseded by General Hunter - General McClellan and the Army of the Potomac - General Butler captures the Hatteras Forts - Munson's Hill occupied by ...
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... Kentucky , now embraced by the lines of the recently formed county of Larue , on the 12th of February , 1809. A region more remarkably picturesque was at that time hardly to be found in all the newly - opened country of the West ...
... Kentucky , now embraced by the lines of the recently formed county of Larue , on the 12th of February , 1809. A region more remarkably picturesque was at that time hardly to be found in all the newly - opened country of the West ...
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... Kentucky . " After participating in the most daring and dangerous adventures , and suffering almost incredible hardships , he returned , abund- antly rewarded with peltry , in 1771. Two years after this , he undertook to remove his ...
... Kentucky . " After participating in the most daring and dangerous adventures , and suffering almost incredible hardships , he returned , abund- antly rewarded with peltry , in 1771. Two years after this , he undertook to remove his ...
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