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George Ives Haight. How throughout history and in our own day the great advances are made by those who toil ! The contributions of the sluggard are few , except in the example to be avoided by those who would succeed . From common folk ...
George Ives Haight. How throughout history and in our own day the great advances are made by those who toil ! The contributions of the sluggard are few , except in the example to be avoided by those who would succeed . From common folk ...
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... advance- ment made , and how , too , the complaints of a few , whether just or unjust , are helpful to the many ! What a scene was presented by this meeting of the adult male passengers in the cabin of the May- flower ! Here they ...
... advance- ment made , and how , too , the complaints of a few , whether just or unjust , are helpful to the many ! What a scene was presented by this meeting of the adult male passengers in the cabin of the May- flower ! Here they ...
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George Ives Haight. ID JACKET 480 - YE WAT HA SEALED THEM AWAKE ON BUFFALO CREEK 078 YEARS STATUE OF RED JACKET_AT_BUFFALO , N. Y. The advance of American pioneers was made against the craftiest.
George Ives Haight. ID JACKET 480 - YE WAT HA SEALED THEM AWAKE ON BUFFALO CREEK 078 YEARS STATUE OF RED JACKET_AT_BUFFALO , N. Y. The advance of American pioneers was made against the craftiest.
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George Ives Haight. The advance of American pioneers was made against the craftiest and ablest savages the world has ever known . O Red Jacket " Oh , chequered train of years.
George Ives Haight. The advance of American pioneers was made against the craftiest and ablest savages the world has ever known . O Red Jacket " Oh , chequered train of years.
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... advance of white men . For his and future genera- tions of red men he pleaded . The preservation of the Indian's home and his hunting grounds , as the Great Spirit had given them , was the theme that called up his greatest powers . Once ...
... advance of white men . For his and future genera- tions of red men he pleaded . The preservation of the Indian's home and his hunting grounds , as the Great Spirit had given them , was the theme that called up his greatest powers . Once ...
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