The Historical Magazine and Notes and Queries Concerning the Antiquities, History and Biography of America, Volumen4John Ward Dean, George Folsom, John Gilmary Shea, Henry Reed Stiles, Henry Barton Dawson Henry B. Dawson, 1860 |
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... given an additional impetus to our local history . In this state of the public mind , we shall endeavor not to be inferior , and hope to excel . December 1 , 1860 . THE HISTORICAL MAGAZINE . JANUARY , 1860 . Frigate that vi PREFACE .
... given an additional impetus to our local history . In this state of the public mind , we shall endeavor not to be inferior , and hope to excel . December 1 , 1860 . THE HISTORICAL MAGAZINE . JANUARY , 1860 . Frigate that vi PREFACE .
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... given ; but we won- der that the notice of La Motte Cadillac should omit the fact that he was Governor of Louisiana . Mr. Kidder's paper on the Abnakis is interest- ing , but seems to us incorrect in the statements of the French ...
... given ; but we won- der that the notice of La Motte Cadillac should omit the fact that he was Governor of Louisiana . Mr. Kidder's paper on the Abnakis is interest- ing , but seems to us incorrect in the statements of the French ...
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... given . Mr. Dawson's style is nervous and " The distinguished men that composed the vigorous , with no false ornament or glitter ; Council , anxious not only to vindicate their interesting in a high degree . The publishers vetoes to the ...
... given . Mr. Dawson's style is nervous and " The distinguished men that composed the vigorous , with no false ornament or glitter ; Council , anxious not only to vindicate their interesting in a high degree . The publishers vetoes to the ...
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... given , as was the custom of that day among certain societies and compa- nies , to each attending member at meetings , and doubtless was designed to be given away among families emigrating to Castorland , as a keepsake . Duvivier was a ...
... given , as was the custom of that day among certain societies and compa- nies , to each attending member at meetings , and doubtless was designed to be given away among families emigrating to Castorland , as a keepsake . Duvivier was a ...
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... given to the inhabitants to leave the island . 12. The remainder of the inhabitants were sent ashore this evening : Capt . John Hewings and Mr. Bradley . 15. The small - pox broke out in town among 1860. ] 35 HISTORICAL MAGAZINE .
... given to the inhabitants to leave the island . 12. The remainder of the inhabitants were sent ashore this evening : Capt . John Hewings and Mr. Bradley . 15. The small - pox broke out in town among 1860. ] 35 HISTORICAL MAGAZINE .
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