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Page 44
... miles , which , when 20 miles off , was named Cabo de Campana , but it could not be reached that day . They made good 32 miles during the day , which is 8 leagues . During this time the Admiral noted nine remarkable ports , * which all ...
... miles , which , when 20 miles off , was named Cabo de Campana , but it could not be reached that day . They made good 32 miles during the day , which is 8 leagues . During this time the Admiral noted nine remarkable ports , * which all ...
Page 46
... miles S.E. Most of these rivers have wide and deep mouths , with excellent havens for large ships , without sandbanks or sunken rocks . Proceeding onwards from the last of these rivers , on a S.E. course , they came to the largest ...
... miles S.E. Most of these rivers have wide and deep mouths , with excellent havens for large ships , without sandbanks or sunken rocks . Proceeding onwards from the last of these rivers , on a S.E. course , they came to the largest ...
Page 66
... the United States has become an interest- ing object of attention , whether we consider it in relation to the wealth and finances or the strength and resources of the nation . With a seacoast of near 2,000 miles in 66 ΙΟ.
... the United States has become an interest- ing object of attention , whether we consider it in relation to the wealth and finances or the strength and resources of the nation . With a seacoast of near 2,000 miles in 66 ΙΟ.
Page 67
nation . With a seacoast of near 2,000 miles in extent , open- ing a wide field for fisheries , navigation , and commerce , a great portion of our citizens naturally apply their industry and enter- prise to these objects . Any serious ...
nation . With a seacoast of near 2,000 miles in extent , open- ing a wide field for fisheries , navigation , and commerce , a great portion of our citizens naturally apply their industry and enter- prise to these objects . Any serious ...
Page 95
... miles up the Missouri , and not far from that river , a Salt Mountain ! The existence of such a mountain might well be questioned , were it not for the testi- mony of several respectable and enterprising traders , who have visited it ...
... miles up the Missouri , and not far from that river , a Salt Mountain ! The existence of such a mountain might well be questioned , were it not for the testi- mony of several respectable and enterprising traders , who have visited it ...
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