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Page 64
... River . The sudden appearance of the Merrimack , with her terrible power of mischief , obliged him to confine his march to the bank of the York River , with the aid of a fleet in that river alone . He had , then , the Chickahominy ...
... River . The sudden appearance of the Merrimack , with her terrible power of mischief , obliged him to confine his march to the bank of the York River , with the aid of a fleet in that river alone . He had , then , the Chickahominy ...
Page 103
... River — a naviga- tion which was confessed on all sides to be absolutely essential to the United States , and , when reopened by them , fatal to the insurrec- tion . The duty of wresting that key from the insurgents had been devolved on ...
... River — a naviga- tion which was confessed on all sides to be absolutely essential to the United States , and , when reopened by them , fatal to the insurrec- tion . The duty of wresting that key from the insurgents had been devolved on ...
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... River , so named as the places where the natives , before the period of the Russian discovery , had pro- cured the pure metal from which they fabricated instruments of war and legendary shields . In regard to iron , the question seems ...
... River , so named as the places where the natives , before the period of the Russian discovery , had pro- cured the pure metal from which they fabricated instruments of war and legendary shields . In regard to iron , the question seems ...
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