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... sent on to the American Philoso phical Society , by William Dunbar , esq . of the Mississippi territory , and contains a much more particular account of it than I could give . " How strange , that the European na- tions should yet want ...
... sent on to the American Philoso phical Society , by William Dunbar , esq . of the Mississippi territory , and contains a much more particular account of it than I could give . " How strange , that the European na- tions should yet want ...
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... sent course of the river , it is supposed not to be less than fifty miles . Should the Missis- sippi break its way through by a shorter course , which is more than a mere probabi- lity , the Chafalia will again become a part of the Red ...
... sent course of the river , it is supposed not to be less than fifty miles . Should the Missis- sippi break its way through by a shorter course , which is more than a mere probabi- lity , the Chafalia will again become a part of the Red ...
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... sent against him , which he not only de- feated , but , after various encounters , carried his conquests to the gates of St. Augustine , and laid siege to that city in 1740 ; but being badly supplied with almost every article ne ...
... sent against him , which he not only de- feated , but , after various encounters , carried his conquests to the gates of St. Augustine , and laid siege to that city in 1740 ; but being badly supplied with almost every article ne ...
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... sum of 20001. was sent for their relief ! the humanity of a govern- ment which scatters its millions with un- concern , in sending 20001. for the main- tenance of perhaps five hundred of its subjects who are 20 VOYAGES AND TRAVELS .
... sum of 20001. was sent for their relief ! the humanity of a govern- ment which scatters its millions with un- concern , in sending 20001. for the main- tenance of perhaps five hundred of its subjects who are 20 VOYAGES AND TRAVELS .
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... sent race of priests , who are chiefly old men , pass away , the vacancies therefore , it is to be feared , must be filled , if filled at all , by low - bred , illiterate , and unwor- thy persons . In an appendix to these sketches ...
... sent race of priests , who are chiefly old men , pass away , the vacancies therefore , it is to be feared , must be filled , if filled at all , by low - bred , illiterate , and unwor- thy persons . In an appendix to these sketches ...
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