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now Todd County , Kentucky in June , 1808 ; three years later his family removed to southwestern Mississippi , and until he was sixteen years of age young Davis lived alternately in these two states . Several of these years were spent ...
now Todd County , Kentucky in June , 1808 ; three years later his family removed to southwestern Mississippi , and until he was sixteen years of age young Davis lived alternately in these two states . Several of these years were spent ...
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ample ) have failed to take account of the scholarly tenuosity of this portion of the Memoir , and of the difference in authority with which Mrs. Davis writes of these early years as compared with the later ones .
ample ) have failed to take account of the scholarly tenuosity of this portion of the Memoir , and of the difference in authority with which Mrs. Davis writes of these early years as compared with the later ones .
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Both Hunter and Davis , speaking after the lapse of half century , may easily have been mistaken in such a matter as a date ; but in line with their recollection is the clear testimony ( to be noted later ) that Davis aided in getting ...
Both Hunter and Davis , speaking after the lapse of half century , may easily have been mistaken in such a matter as a date ; but in line with their recollection is the clear testimony ( to be noted later ) that Davis aided in getting ...
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The author , a talented New England woman , came as a bride to the place in 1830 and the contents of her book , which was published a quarter of a century later , chiefly pertain to her three years ' residence here .
The author , a talented New England woman , came as a bride to the place in 1830 and the contents of her book , which was published a quarter of a century later , chiefly pertain to her three years ' residence here .
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A question of some interest , in view of the character of certain stories set afloat in Wisconsin thirty years later , pertains to Davis ' personal habits and conduct . “ There was some drinking and much gambling " at Fort Winnebago ...
A question of some interest , in view of the character of certain stories set afloat in Wisconsin thirty years later , pertains to Davis ' personal habits and conduct . “ There was some drinking and much gambling " at Fort Winnebago ...
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| Título | Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society, Volumen16,Temas1-2 |
| Autor | Illinois State Historical Society |
| Editor | Illinois State Historical Society., 1923 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de California |
| Digitalizado | 1 Ago. 2019 |
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