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They were , therefore , received with great respect and hospitality , and were
cordially tendered the calumet or pipe of peace . They were informed that this
band was a part of the Illini nation , and that their village was called Monin - gou -
ma or ...
They were , therefore , received with great respect and hospitality , and were
cordially tendered the calumet or pipe of peace . They were informed that this
band was a part of the Illini nation , and that their village was called Monin - gou -
ma or ...
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... river without the permission of the President or the Governor of Illinois .
Whether the Indians clearly understood the terms of this treaty is uncertain . As
was usual , the Indian traders had dictated terms on their behalf , and they had
received a ...
... river without the permission of the President or the Governor of Illinois .
Whether the Indians clearly understood the terms of this treaty is uncertain . As
was usual , the Indian traders had dictated terms on their behalf , and they had
received a ...
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Crowds flocked to see him all along his route , and he was very much flattered by
the attentions he received . He lived among his people on the Iowa River till that
reservation was sold , in 1836 , when , with the rest of the Sacs and Foxes , he ...
Crowds flocked to see him all along his route , and he was very much flattered by
the attentions he received . He lived among his people on the Iowa River till that
reservation was sold , in 1836 , when , with the rest of the Sacs and Foxes , he ...
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This building was nearly destroyed by a hurricane , in 1850 , but was rebuilt more
substantially , all by contributions of the citizens of Fairfield . This branch never
received any aid from the State or from the University Fund , and by act approved
...
This building was nearly destroyed by a hurricane , in 1850 , but was rebuilt more
substantially , all by contributions of the citizens of Fairfield . This branch never
received any aid from the State or from the University Fund , and by act approved
...
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In 1876 this was amended , so that they are now received at ages over 7 and
under 16 years . April 10 , 1872 , the Trustees were directed to make a
permanent location for the school , and $ 45,000 was appropriated for the
erection of the ...
In 1876 this was amended , so that they are now received at ages over 7 and
under 16 years . April 10 , 1872 , the Trustees were directed to make a
permanent location for the school , and $ 45,000 was appropriated for the
erection of the ...
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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 |