National Magazine: A Monthly Journal of American History, Volumen3Magazine of Western History Publishing Company, 1885 |
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... important resolution was adopted at the second meeting : Resolved , That it is especially important that the begin nings of history in our newer territories and provinces should be fully and carefully recorded . We therefore urge upon ...
... important resolution was adopted at the second meeting : Resolved , That it is especially important that the begin nings of history in our newer territories and provinces should be fully and carefully recorded . We therefore urge upon ...
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... important as compared with what would be considered notable in our own time - could be related in a very small book ... importance than others in the state , but the time was when its boundaries em- braced as many square miles as the ...
... important as compared with what would be considered notable in our own time - could be related in a very small book ... importance than others in the state , but the time was when its boundaries em- braced as many square miles as the ...
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... important result of the general discussion of the subject was the desig- nation , at a public meeting in 1843- presided over by the Hon . William Wil- kins - of a " general railroad committee " of the citizens of Pittsburgh and Alle ...
... important result of the general discussion of the subject was the desig- nation , at a public meeting in 1843- presided over by the Hon . William Wil- kins - of a " general railroad committee " of the citizens of Pittsburgh and Alle ...
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