An Illinois ReaderNorthern Illinois University Press, 1970 - 468 páginas |
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... brought about a general panic . " We have not , ” wrote Bennett , " twenty Indians in our camp who are not preparing for leaving us , I believe you will join with me when I say they are a set of treacherous poltroons . " The return to ...
... brought about a general panic . " We have not , ” wrote Bennett , " twenty Indians in our camp who are not preparing for leaving us , I believe you will join with me when I say they are a set of treacherous poltroons . " The return to ...
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... brought some 38,000 acres into cultivation with the investment of what little capital they may have brought with them . The only thing they did not have to provide was the $ 200 with which to buy the quarter - section from the ...
... brought some 38,000 acres into cultivation with the investment of what little capital they may have brought with them . The only thing they did not have to provide was the $ 200 with which to buy the quarter - section from the ...
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... brought back and hitched to the empty carriage , later it was driven away . ( The fact was that Mr. Lincoln had no ... brought forth a bountiful harvest the next summer . What the political seed that was sowed that fall brought forth is ...
... brought back and hitched to the empty carriage , later it was driven away . ( The fact was that Mr. Lincoln had no ... brought forth a bountiful harvest the next summer . What the political seed that was sowed that fall brought forth is ...
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INTRODUCTION NOT WITHOUT THY WONDROUS | 3 |
OUTPOST OF A NEW NATION 17601796 | 19 |
Hard Times in Illinois in 1780 | 37 |
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