An Illustrated History of the State of Indiana: Being a Full and Authentic Civil and Political History of the State from Its First Exploration Down to 1875R. S. Peale & Company, 1875 - 736 páginas |
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... , near the Wabash , in what is now Tippecanoe county , and at a point further down the Wabash , where Fort Knox was afterwards established , and where the flourishing city of Vincennes now stands . The first was 10 HISTORY OF INDIANA .
... , near the Wabash , in what is now Tippecanoe county , and at a point further down the Wabash , where Fort Knox was afterwards established , and where the flourishing city of Vincennes now stands . The first was 10 HISTORY OF INDIANA .
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... Vincennes took place in 1716. Grant- ing this , we give Post Miami ( Fort Wayne ) an antiquity exceeding Vincennes by eleven years , for it is certain that a military post was established at the former point in 1705 . But in the absence ...
... Vincennes took place in 1716. Grant- ing this , we give Post Miami ( Fort Wayne ) an antiquity exceeding Vincennes by eleven years , for it is certain that a military post was established at the former point in 1705 . But in the absence ...
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... Vincennes , as did they also the site of Post Miami , long before military posts were erected in those places , but no permanent missions were stationed until after their occupancy by military power . This took place according to the ...
... Vincennes , as did they also the site of Post Miami , long before military posts were erected in those places , but no permanent missions were stationed until after their occupancy by military power . This took place according to the ...
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... Vincennes echoed with the hideous yells of the pow wow , when barrel after barrel of poisonous liquors was permitted to be distributed among deluded savages . Verily , the fur - trader will have an account to give at the day of reck ...
... Vincennes echoed with the hideous yells of the pow wow , when barrel after barrel of poisonous liquors was permitted to be distributed among deluded savages . Verily , the fur - trader will have an account to give at the day of reck ...
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... Vincennes in 1800 , under our own General Harrison ; follows the dry routine in the administration of the territory - a narrative interspersed here and there with pleasing incidents ; presents the interesting 16 Constitutional ...
... Vincennes in 1800 , under our own General Harrison ; follows the dry routine in the administration of the territory - a narrative interspersed here and there with pleasing incidents ; presents the interesting 16 Constitutional ...
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