The History of Kentucky: From Its Earliest Discovery and Settlement, to the Present Date |
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... Federal Union is reproduced as of peculiar historic interest . This correspondence is from the copies on file at Baton Rouge , taken by order of the government of Louisiana and with consent of Spain from the Archives at Madrid . It ...
... Federal Union is reproduced as of peculiar historic interest . This correspondence is from the copies on file at Baton Rouge , taken by order of the government of Louisiana and with consent of Spain from the Archives at Madrid . It ...
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... Federal Gov- Of the Discovery of America Chapman's , David , adven- Charlevoix's history and Conventions at Danville ... Federal generals , 1861-5 .843 Federal remuneration for Ficklin's letter Filson , John slaves 616 • 578 480 Federal ...
... Federal Gov- Of the Discovery of America Chapman's , David , adven- Charlevoix's history and Conventions at Danville ... Federal generals , 1861-5 .843 Federal remuneration for Ficklin's letter Filson , John slaves 616 • 578 480 Federal ...
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... federal union ; manifold as have been the grievances flowing therefrom , which have grown with their growth , and increased with their population , they have patiently waited the hour of redress , nor even ventured to raise their voices ...
... federal union ; manifold as have been the grievances flowing therefrom , which have grown with their growth , and increased with their population , they have patiently waited the hour of redress , nor even ventured to raise their voices ...
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... Federal Union yet in doubt . Grandeur of the experiment of free gov- ernment . Kentucky delegates to the Virginia As- sembly vote eleven to three against the Federal Constitution . The spirit of open secession rife . General Wilkinson ...
... Federal Union yet in doubt . Grandeur of the experiment of free gov- ernment . Kentucky delegates to the Virginia As- sembly vote eleven to three against the Federal Constitution . The spirit of open secession rife . General Wilkinson ...
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... Federal neglect and delays . General Government warned of the dan- ger . Propositions made through Congress- man Brown . Judge Muter's letter warning of treason . Judge Innes declines to prosecute men who , in self - protection , kill ...
... Federal neglect and delays . General Government warned of the dan- ger . Propositions made through Congress- man Brown . Judge Muter's letter warning of treason . Judge Innes declines to prosecute men who , in self - protection , kill ...
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