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Taking advantage of the claim of the American people , that the Mississippi
should be opened to them , in 1791 , the Spanish Government concocted a
scheme for the dismembership of the Union . The plan was to induce the Western
people to ...
Taking advantage of the claim of the American people , that the Mississippi
should be opened to them , in 1791 , the Spanish Government concocted a
scheme for the dismembership of the Union . The plan was to induce the Western
people to ...
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At Dubuque , Pike was cordially received by Julien Dubuque , a Frenchman ,
who held a mining claim under a grant from Spain . Dubuque had an old field
piece and fired a salute in honor of the advent of the first Americans who had
visited ...
At Dubuque , Pike was cordially received by Julien Dubuque , a Frenchman ,
who held a mining claim under a grant from Spain . Dubuque had an old field
piece and fired a salute in honor of the advent of the first Americans who had
visited ...
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... he was never able to obtain an interpreter who could claim even a slight
acquaintance with philosophy . With one exception only , his interpreters were
unacquainted with the elements of their mother - tongue . Of this serious
hindrance to his ...
... he was never able to obtain an interpreter who could claim even a slight
acquaintance with philosophy . With one exception only , his interpreters were
unacquainted with the elements of their mother - tongue . Of this serious
hindrance to his ...
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The Indians also gave up all claims and interests under the treaties ... In this
treaty the Sac and Fox Indians " ceded to the United States all their lands west of
the Mississippi to which they had any claim or title . ” By the terms of this treaty
they ...
The Indians also gave up all claims and interests under the treaties ... In this
treaty the Sac and Fox Indians " ceded to the United States all their lands west of
the Mississippi to which they had any claim or title . ” By the terms of this treaty
they ...
Side 37
While the territory now embraced in the State of Iowa was under Spanish rule as
a part of its province of Louisiana , certain claims to and grants of land were
made by the Spanish authorities , with which , in addition to the extinguishment of
...
While the territory now embraced in the State of Iowa was under Spanish rule as
a part of its province of Louisiana , certain claims to and grants of land were
made by the Spanish authorities , with which , in addition to the extinguishment of
...
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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 |
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