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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... Success in Agriculture..Internal Improvements . Infirm Colored People from the South pouring into Indiana..Remaining Indian Tribes..Election of a President of the United States..The Civil Code .... CHAPTER XXII . ADMINISTRATION OF ...
... Success in Agriculture..Internal Improvements . Infirm Colored People from the South pouring into Indiana..Remaining Indian Tribes..Election of a President of the United States..The Civil Code .... CHAPTER XXII . ADMINISTRATION OF ...
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... successful traffic with the tribes that dwelt between the lakes and the Ohio , Pontiac , the chief of the Ottawas , and the head of a loose confederacy of the Wyandotts , Pottawattomies , Chippewas , and Ottawas- tribes of the Algonquin ...
... successful traffic with the tribes that dwelt between the lakes and the Ohio , Pontiac , the chief of the Ottawas , and the head of a loose confederacy of the Wyandotts , Pottawattomies , Chippewas , and Ottawas- tribes of the Algonquin ...
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... success to the enterprise . To lay the matter before the Assembly , then sitting , would be dangerous , as it would soon be known throughout the frontiers ; and probably the first prisoner taken by the Indians would give the alarm ...
... success to the enterprise . To lay the matter before the Assembly , then sitting , would be dangerous , as it would soon be known throughout the frontiers ; and probably the first prisoner taken by the Indians would give the alarm ...
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... success . The Governor and Council so warmly engaged in the success of this enterprise , that I had very little trouble in getting matters adjusted ; and on the second day of February , 1778 , received my instructions , and £ 1,200 for ...
... success . The Governor and Council so warmly engaged in the success of this enterprise , that I had very little trouble in getting matters adjusted ; and on the second day of February , 1778 , received my instructions , and £ 1,200 for ...
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... success . I knew that a number of the inhab- itants wished us well - that many were lukewarm to the interest of either - and I also learned that the grand chief , the Tobacco's son , had , but a few days before , openly declared , in ...
... success . I knew that a number of the inhab- itants wished us well - that many were lukewarm to the interest of either - and I also learned that the grand chief , the Tobacco's son , had , but a few days before , openly declared , in ...
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