A Geographical, Historical, Commercial, and Agricultural View of the United States of AmericaBy H. Fisher, 1820 - 758 páginas |
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... banks of the Ohio below the Wabash , assume a general resemblance to those of the Mississippi below the mouth of Missouri . The concave bank is mostly composed of craggy lime- stone ; the convex bank , low , and subject to annual inun ...
... banks of the Ohio below the Wabash , assume a general resemblance to those of the Mississippi below the mouth of Missouri . The concave bank is mostly composed of craggy lime- stone ; the convex bank , low , and subject to annual inun ...
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... banks of the Illinois are the favourite soil of the mulberry , and of the plum . Sugar maple , blue and white oak , black locust , elm , basswood , beech , buckeye , hackberry , coffee- nut tree , and sycamore , are found in their ...
... banks of the Illinois are the favourite soil of the mulberry , and of the plum . Sugar maple , blue and white oak , black locust , elm , basswood , beech , buckeye , hackberry , coffee- nut tree , and sycamore , are found in their ...
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... banks of the Mississippi , that the greatest number are scattered west of Cape Girardeau , and even extend to the waters of St. Francis , sixty miles in the rear of the cape , where the lands are of the first quality . The district of ...
... banks of the Mississippi , that the greatest number are scattered west of Cape Girardeau , and even extend to the waters of St. Francis , sixty miles in the rear of the cape , where the lands are of the first quality . The district of ...
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