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Side 9
Prior to 1803 , the Mississippi River was the extreme western boundary of the
United States . All the great empire lying west of the " Father of Waters , " from the
Gulf of Mexico on the south , to British America on the north , and westward to the
...
Prior to 1803 , the Mississippi River was the extreme western boundary of the
United States . All the great empire lying west of the " Father of Waters , " from the
Gulf of Mexico on the south , to British America on the north , and westward to the
...
Side 10
The Illinois told the story of their ancient glory , and about the noble river on the
banks of which they dwelt . The Sioux also told their white brother of the same
great river , and Allouez promised to the assembled tribes the protection of the ...
The Illinois told the story of their ancient glory , and about the noble river on the
banks of which they dwelt . The Sioux also told their white brother of the same
great river , and Allouez promised to the assembled tribes the protection of the ...
Side 11
Obtaining the services of two Miami guides , to conduct his little bard to the
Wisconsin River , he left the hospitable Indians on the 10th of June . Conducting
them across the portage , their Indian guides returned to their village , and the
little ...
Obtaining the services of two Miami guides , to conduct his little bard to the
Wisconsin River , he left the hospitable Indians on the 10th of June . Conducting
them across the portage , their Indian guides returned to their village , and the
little ...
Side 12
In 1682 , LaSalle descended the Missisippi to the Gulf of Mexico . and in the
name of the King of France took formal possession of all the immense region
watered by the great river and its tributaries from its source to its mouth , and
named it ...
In 1682 , LaSalle descended the Missisippi to the Gulf of Mexico . and in the
name of the King of France took formal possession of all the immense region
watered by the great river and its tributaries from its source to its mouth , and
named it ...
Side 14
On the same day that the treaty of Paris was signed , France , by a secret treaty ,
ceded to Spain all her possessions on the west side of the Mississippi , including
the whole country to the head waters of the Great River , and west to the Rocky ...
On the same day that the treaty of Paris was signed , France , by a secret treaty ,
ceded to Spain all her possessions on the west side of the Mississippi , including
the whole country to the head waters of the Great River , and west to the Rocky ...
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | History of Winneshiek and Allamakee Counties, Iowa |
| Forfatter | W. E. Alexander |
| Utgave | nytrykk |
| Utgiver | Brookhaven Press, 1882 |
| Original fra | University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitalisert | 31. jul 2012 |
| ISBN | 158103430X, 9781581034301 |
| Lengde | 738 sider |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |