A History of the State of Ohio: Natural and CivilSterotyped by Glezen & Shepard, 1838 - 403 Seiten |
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... continued village , for the distance of thirty - eight miles . At the very falls , themselves , are iron ore , sandstone of different colors , of a fine grain , and of good texture , suitable for build- ing stone , grindstones ...
... continued village , for the distance of thirty - eight miles . At the very falls , themselves , are iron ore , sandstone of different colors , of a fine grain , and of good texture , suitable for build- ing stone , grindstones ...
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... continued to rage till about six o'clock , in the evening . During the exacerbation , great pain or oppression was felt in the brain , liver , spleen or stomach , and frequently , in all these organs . The sweating stage took place ...
... continued to rage till about six o'clock , in the evening . During the exacerbation , great pain or oppression was felt in the brain , liver , spleen or stomach , and frequently , in all these organs . The sweating stage took place ...
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... continued rains , commenced about the four- teenth of November 1822 , and continued almost daily , until the first day of the ensuing June . It was computed by some persons , that the country lying be- tween the Scioto and Miami rivers ...
... continued rains , commenced about the four- teenth of November 1822 , and continued almost daily , until the first day of the ensuing June . It was computed by some persons , that the country lying be- tween the Scioto and Miami rivers ...
Seite 99
... continued in- termitting and remitting fevers , by exhausting the powers of the liver . In 1824 there were very few cases of intermittent or remittent fever , nor has there since been a general epidemic . In 1827 , it was known , that ...
... continued in- termitting and remitting fevers , by exhausting the powers of the liver . In 1824 there were very few cases of intermittent or remittent fever , nor has there since been a general epidemic . In 1827 , it was known , that ...
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... continued to extend them into this country , until they had established them , at all the most important points . After erecting Fort DuQuesne at Pittsburgh , they es- tablished posts in the direction of the Potomac , but , the Eng ...
... continued to extend them into this country , until they had established them , at all the most important points . After erecting Fort DuQuesne at Pittsburgh , they es- tablished posts in the direction of the Potomac , but , the Eng ...
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