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... is the clear testimony ( to be noted later ) that Davis aided in getting out logs for
the construction of the Fort , and this work seems to have been carried out in the
season of 1829 . inquiry from his old - time friend , Senator George Vol .
... is the clear testimony ( to be noted later ) that Davis aided in getting out logs for
the construction of the Fort , and this work seems to have been carried out in the
season of 1829 . inquiry from his old - time friend , Senator George Vol .
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Thus , in constant peril , with the threat of death hurtling forth from behind every
tree or bush , 19 the work was carried on . When the raft was made , the oxen and
outfit were placed upon it for the descent to Prairie du Chien ; but the swift ...
Thus , in constant peril , with the threat of death hurtling forth from behind every
tree or bush , 19 the work was carried on . When the raft was made , the oxen and
outfit were placed upon it for the descent to Prairie du Chien ; but the swift ...
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The exposure brought on pneumonia , and for months he lay at this isolated
place , directing the work as best he might , while emaciated by disease to such
an extent that Pemberton , his negro slave , would carry him like a child from the
bed ...
The exposure brought on pneumonia , and for months he lay at this isolated
place , directing the work as best he might , while emaciated by disease to such
an extent that Pemberton , his negro slave , would carry him like a child from the
bed ...
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They would be quite willing to use Anti - Nebraska Democrats to help them carry
out their purposes when they have not sufficient strength without them ; but I do
not believe they would go into caucus with them unless quite sure to have the ...
They would be quite willing to use Anti - Nebraska Democrats to help them carry
out their purposes when they have not sufficient strength without them ; but I do
not believe they would go into caucus with them unless quite sure to have the ...
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That he and his fellow traitory , Palmer , Judd and Cook , should have carried off
the great prize was an unexpected and most bitter pill , but they did not know how
bitter it was until Trumbull took his seat in the Senate and opened fire on the ...
That he and his fellow traitory , Palmer , Judd and Cook , should have carried off
the great prize was an unexpected and most bitter pill , but they did not know how
bitter it was until Trumbull took his seat in the Senate and opened fire on the ...
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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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