Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society, Volumen77Illinois State Historical Society, 1984 |
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... moved his family to Urbana , and soon put into operation a substantial program that reached over the state . This is a point at which the first - per- son pronoun comes into proper use again . For the writer of this article , then a ...
... moved his family to Urbana , and soon put into operation a substantial program that reached over the state . This is a point at which the first - per- son pronoun comes into proper use again . For the writer of this article , then a ...
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... moved his residence to Quincy to be closer to the center of business activity . There is no doubt that Tillson had the largest and most influential land company of the time.22 The fourth group of speculators were the town builders who ...
... moved his residence to Quincy to be closer to the center of business activity . There is no doubt that Tillson had the largest and most influential land company of the time.22 The fourth group of speculators were the town builders who ...
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... moved house - this time just south of the Illinois - Wisconsin border to Council Hill Township in Jo Daviess County . As the next letter shows , Thomas had spent the winter working in the mill belonging to Simon Alderson and Thomas ...
... moved house - this time just south of the Illinois - Wisconsin border to Council Hill Township in Jo Daviess County . As the next letter shows , Thomas had spent the winter working in the mill belonging to Simon Alderson and Thomas ...
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