Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society, Volumen32Illinois State Historical Society., 1940 Issue for Mar. 1948 contains paper: The Beginnings of Swedish immigration into Illinois a century ago, by: Conrad Bergendoff. |
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... miles to Slapton and back meant ten miles of travel , and probably on foot . That they were willing to do it speaks volumes , both for his power and their piety . A Saint Indeed was written during this period of exile , as clearly ...
... miles to Slapton and back meant ten miles of travel , and probably on foot . That they were willing to do it speaks volumes , both for his power and their piety . A Saint Indeed was written during this period of exile , as clearly ...
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... miles farther up the river they abandoned their baggage and camp equipment on the prairie without reason and rushed on in disorder to Dixon's Ferry where they arrived on May 12 , thoroughly demoralized.o There had already reached ...
... miles farther up the river they abandoned their baggage and camp equipment on the prairie without reason and rushed on in disorder to Dixon's Ferry where they arrived on May 12 , thoroughly demoralized.o There had already reached ...
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... miles , on the next day four miles , and on July 1 , seven miles . The enemy could never be reached as long as such short distances were traveled . " Black Hawk is said to have remarked , that he could plant and raise corn , and keep ...
... miles , on the next day four miles , and on July 1 , seven miles . The enemy could never be reached as long as such short distances were traveled . " Black Hawk is said to have remarked , that he could plant and raise corn , and keep ...
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LINCOLN AND CONSCRIPTION | 5 |
THE ATTITUDE OF EUROPEAN OFFICERS IN THE REVOLUTIONARY | 20 |
THE POLITICIAN | 51 |
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