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... greatly lamented by many friends , in June , 1865 . The name Dubuque was
given to the settlement by miners at a meeting held in 1834 . In 1832 , Captain
James White made a claim on the present site of Montrose . ' In 1834 a military
post ...
... greatly lamented by many friends , in June , 1865 . The name Dubuque was
given to the settlement by miners at a meeting held in 1834 . In 1832 , Captain
James White made a claim on the present site of Montrose . ' In 1834 a military
post ...
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The third session was at Burlington ; commenced June 1st , and adjourned June
12 , 1838 . During the first session of Wisconsin Territorial Legislature , in 1836 ,
the County of Des Moines was divided in Des Moines , Lee , Van Buren , Henry ...
The third session was at Burlington ; commenced June 1st , and adjourned June
12 , 1838 . During the first session of Wisconsin Territorial Legislature , in 1836 ,
the County of Des Moines was divided in Des Moines , Lee , Van Buren , Henry ...
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By act of Congress of June 12 , 1838 , the lands which had been purchased of
the Indians were brought into market , and land offices opened in Dubuque and
Burlington . Congress provided for military roads and bridges , which greatly
aided ...
By act of Congress of June 12 , 1838 , the lands which had been purchased of
the Indians were brought into market , and land offices opened in Dubuque and
Burlington . Congress provided for military roads and bridges , which greatly
aided ...
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In June of that year the Building Committee proceeded to let the contract . The $
20,000 appropriated by the General Assembly were expended in putting in the
foundations and making the brick for the structure . An additional appropriation of
...
In June of that year the Building Committee proceeded to let the contract . The $
20,000 appropriated by the General Assembly were expended in putting in the
foundations and making the brick for the structure . An additional appropriation of
...
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In June , 1856 , the faculty was re - organized , with some changes , and the
University was again opened on the third Wednesday of September , 1856.
There were one hundred and twenty - four students -- eighty - three males and
forty - one ...
In June , 1856 , the faculty was re - organized , with some changes , and the
University was again opened on the third Wednesday of September , 1856.
There were one hundred and twenty - four students -- eighty - three males and
forty - one ...
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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 |