The Life of William A. Buckingham: The War Governor of Connecticut, with a Review of His Public Acts, and Especially the Distinguished Services He Rendered His Country During the War of the Rebellion; with which is Incorporated, a Condensed Account of the More Important Campaigns of the War, and Information from Private Sources and Family and Official Documents |
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... miles ; it rose to 2,818 miles in 1840 ; to 9,021 miles in 1350 ; to 30,635 miles in 1860 ; to 53,399 miles in 1879 ; to 84,393 miles in 1880 ; to 91,147 miles in 1881 ; and to 161,397 miles in 1890 ; 5,751 miles having been constructed ...
... miles ; it rose to 2,818 miles in 1840 ; to 9,021 miles in 1350 ; to 30,635 miles in 1860 ; to 53,399 miles in 1879 ; to 84,393 miles in 1880 ; to 91,147 miles in 1881 ; and to 161,397 miles in 1890 ; 5,751 miles having been constructed ...
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... miles an hour , to cover 3 kilometers from a standing start at an average of 90.4 miles an hour , and to climb a mile hill , standing start , with several bends , in 1 minute % second . These performances were put up by one of the 274.6 ...
... miles an hour , to cover 3 kilometers from a standing start at an average of 90.4 miles an hour , and to climb a mile hill , standing start , with several bends , in 1 minute % second . These performances were put up by one of the 274.6 ...
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... miles paved highway . Hassayampa to Sentinel , good graveled highway , balance to Yuma rough in places . PHOENIX TO EHRENBERG ( 186 ) Sa- Via Hassayampa : Phoenix to Hassa- yampa 44 miles paved hignway . Hassa- yampa to Salome desert ...
... miles paved highway . Hassayampa to Sentinel , good graveled highway , balance to Yuma rough in places . PHOENIX TO EHRENBERG ( 186 ) Sa- Via Hassayampa : Phoenix to Hassa- yampa 44 miles paved hignway . Hassa- yampa to Salome desert ...
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... miles , the third 300 miles , the fourth 600 miles , the fifth 1,000 miles , the sixth 1,400 miles , the seventh 1,800 miles , the eighth over 1,800 miles . for the various zones : Here are the rates .35 Each First additional lb. lb. 11 ...
... miles , the third 300 miles , the fourth 600 miles , the fifth 1,000 miles , the sixth 1,400 miles , the seventh 1,800 miles , the eighth over 1,800 miles . for the various zones : Here are the rates .35 Each First additional lb. lb. 11 ...
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... Miles Location above Lock dimensions Width Length Lift Year Ohio Lock and dam No. 11 583.0 3.7 miles above Dubuque , Iowa 110 600 11.0 1937 Lock and dam No. 12 556.7 Lock and dam No. 13 522.5 4.3 miles above Clinton , Iowa 110 600 11.0 ...
... Miles Location above Lock dimensions Width Length Lift Year Ohio Lock and dam No. 11 583.0 3.7 miles above Dubuque , Iowa 110 600 11.0 1937 Lock and dam No. 12 556.7 Lock and dam No. 13 522.5 4.3 miles above Clinton , Iowa 110 600 11.0 ...
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