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Page 33
... considerable additions to the original publication , including the " Indian Anecdotes , ” and - a large portion of the latter part of his work . This we have reason to know was never revised or cor- rected by any one , but passed ...
... considerable additions to the original publication , including the " Indian Anecdotes , ” and - a large portion of the latter part of his work . This we have reason to know was never revised or cor- rected by any one , but passed ...
Page 85
... considerable surface of ground , it is scarcely possible that the shepherd can have the whole in view at one time . It is well known that the strongest and best sheep will always head the flock ; and the robbers , taking advantage of ...
... considerable surface of ground , it is scarcely possible that the shepherd can have the whole in view at one time . It is well known that the strongest and best sheep will always head the flock ; and the robbers , taking advantage of ...
Page 429
... considerable bur- then , if not drawing more than sixteen feet water . The tide rose about five feet , being the ... considerably in elevation , and had much the appearance of an extended plain , formed of low undul- ating hills and ...
... considerable bur- then , if not drawing more than sixteen feet water . The tide rose about five feet , being the ... considerably in elevation , and had much the appearance of an extended plain , formed of low undul- ating hills and ...
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The Spirit of the Age or Contemporary Portraits Page | 1 |
Lavlesss Compendium of the History of Ireland | 15 |
Halketts Historical Notes on the NorthAmerican Indians | 25 |
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