A Geographical, Historical, Commercial, and Agricultural View of the United States of AmericaBy H. Fisher, 1820 - 758 páginas |
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... Missouri , Merrimack , and Mississippi rivers . The Red river merely touches the Missouri territory , and waters so small a part of its surface , that it can add but little to the topographical features of the country . Between the ...
... Missouri , Merrimack , and Mississippi rivers . The Red river merely touches the Missouri territory , and waters so small a part of its surface , that it can add but little to the topographical features of the country . Between the ...
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Daniel Blowe. waste . The banks of the Missouri are , like those of the Mississippi , alluvial , and subject to inundation ; yet the country may be said to be fertile from the mouth of the Missouri westwardly , as far as the river Kanzas ...
Daniel Blowe. waste . The banks of the Missouri are , like those of the Mississippi , alluvial , and subject to inundation ; yet the country may be said to be fertile from the mouth of the Missouri westwardly , as far as the river Kanzas ...
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... Missouri are clothed with wood , and but rarely inunda- ted . Commencing at the mouth of the Missouri , a prai- rie lies along the right shore of the Mississippi , which extends about seventy miles in length , from one to ten miles wide ...
... Missouri are clothed with wood , and but rarely inunda- ted . Commencing at the mouth of the Missouri , a prai- rie lies along the right shore of the Mississippi , which extends about seventy miles in length , from one to ten miles wide ...
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