A Statistical, Political, and Historical Account of the United States of North America: From the Period of Their First Colonization to the Present Day, Volume 1A. Constable and Company, 1819 - Indians of North America |
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... Europe 163 Licking river ib . Mean quantity of rain 164 Kentucky ib . Temperature 165 Buffalo ib . Temperature of the west coast 168 Wabash 136 Cumberland ib . CHAP . V. Tennessee Extent of country watered by the Ohio river Fishes in ...
... Europe 163 Licking river ib . Mean quantity of rain 164 Kentucky ib . Temperature 165 Buffalo ib . Temperature of the west coast 168 Wabash 136 Cumberland ib . CHAP . V. Tennessee Extent of country watered by the Ohio river Fishes in ...
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... European population , and left to their own resources , in a vast wilderness , where they were surrounded by savage ... Europe have scarcely made any per- ceptible advances , these few families have increased to a great nation , which ...
... European population , and left to their own resources , in a vast wilderness , where they were surrounded by savage ... Europe have scarcely made any per- ceptible advances , these few families have increased to a great nation , which ...
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... Europe , is apparent from the state of the Spanish colonies , The English , who formed the leading part of the colonists , had been emancipated from superstition and priestcraft by the Reformation ; they had imbibed more liberal ideas ...
... Europe , is apparent from the state of the Spanish colonies , The English , who formed the leading part of the colonists , had been emancipated from superstition and priestcraft by the Reformation ; they had imbibed more liberal ideas ...
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... Europe when the military spirit had no longer a baleful ascendancy ; when the effects of in- dustry , the true source of national strength , had begun to develope themselves ; when civil liberty began to be understood and valued ; when ...
... Europe when the military spirit had no longer a baleful ascendancy ; when the effects of in- dustry , the true source of national strength , had begun to develope themselves ; when civil liberty began to be understood and valued ; when ...
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... Europe , to be often embroiled in its quar- rels , and yet near enough to share the benefits of its commerce and its improvements . They lived under the protection of the most liberal and enlightened go- vernment then in the world ; and ...
... Europe , to be often embroiled in its quar- rels , and yet near enough to share the benefits of its commerce and its improvements . They lived under the protection of the most liberal and enlightened go- vernment then in the world ; and ...
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