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... people would thus have acquired the free navigation of that great river , all of
the vast and fertile empire on the west , so rich in its agricultural and
inexhaustible mineral resources , would have remained under the domion of a
foreign power .
... people would thus have acquired the free navigation of that great river , all of
the vast and fertile empire on the west , so rich in its agricultural and
inexhaustible mineral resources , would have remained under the domion of a
foreign power .
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Here ended all hopes of our remaining at peace , having been forced into the war
by being deceived . " . ... joined the fortunes of Great Britain , the rest of the nati in
remained neutral , and , for protection , organized , with Keokuk for their chief .
Here ended all hopes of our remaining at peace , having been forced into the war
by being deceived . " . ... joined the fortunes of Great Britain , the rest of the nati in
remained neutral , and , for protection , organized , with Keokuk for their chief .
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On the 26th of April they were taken to Fortress Monroe , where they remained till
the 4th of June , 1833 , when orders were given for them to be liberated and
returned to their own country . By order of the President , he was brought back to
...
On the 26th of April they were taken to Fortress Monroe , where they remained till
the 4th of June , 1833 , when orders were given for them to be liberated and
returned to their own country . By order of the President , he was brought back to
...
Side 33
Two mills were erected , one on Soap Creek , and the other on Sugar Creek . The
latter was soon swept away by a flood , but the former remained and did good
service for many years . Connected with the agency were HISTORY OF IOWA .
Two mills were erected , one on Soap Creek , and the other on Sugar Creek . The
latter was soon swept away by a flood , but the former remained and did good
service for many years . Connected with the agency were HISTORY OF IOWA .
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The Indians remained the appointed time beyond the line running north and
south through Redrock . The Government established a trading post and military
encampment at the Raccoon Fork of the Des Moines River , then and for many
years ...
The Indians remained the appointed time beyond the line running north and
south through Redrock . The Government established a trading post and military
encampment at the Raccoon Fork of the Des Moines River , then and for many
years ...
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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 |