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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... establish this chain of forti- fications without delay , and in one year after , Fort Pontchar- train ( Detroit ) was established on the Detroit river . During the four years following , rude forts , or stockades , were erected at the ...
... establish this chain of forti- fications without delay , and in one year after , Fort Pontchar- train ( Detroit ) was established on the Detroit river . During the four years following , rude forts , or stockades , were erected at the ...
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... established at the former point in 1705 . But in the absence of the records themselves , the date of the first French military settlements in Indiana , can best be deter- mined by observing the colonial policy under which they were made ...
... established at the former point in 1705 . But in the absence of the records themselves , the date of the first French military settlements in Indiana , can best be deter- mined by observing the colonial policy under which they were made ...
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... established Detroit , as we have said already , in 1701. It was under this general policy that the first military settlements were made in Indiana . The missionaries undoubtedly visited Vincennes , as did they also the site of Post ...
... established Detroit , as we have said already , in 1701. It was under this general policy that the first military settlements were made in Indiana . The missionaries undoubtedly visited Vincennes , as did they also the site of Post ...
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... established . Ever and anon , on either side stretches a vast forest of oak , walnut , and other valuable timber , and beneath is a rich , pro- ductive soil , awaiting only the touch of the husbandman to break forth into a golden ...
... established . Ever and anon , on either side stretches a vast forest of oak , walnut , and other valuable timber , and beneath is a rich , pro- ductive soil , awaiting only the touch of the husbandman to break forth into a golden ...
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... these accounts , the first impression of love generally resulted in marriage . The family establish- ment cost but little labor - nothing more . A description of a wedding in the olden time will serve to show. 4 PIONEER LIFE . 49.
... these accounts , the first impression of love generally resulted in marriage . The family establish- ment cost but little labor - nothing more . A description of a wedding in the olden time will serve to show. 4 PIONEER LIFE . 49.
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