A Geographical, Historical, Commercial, and Agricultural View of the United States of AmericaBy H. Fisher, 1820 - 758 páginas |
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... kind of cloth . In many parts of the Missouri territory immense herds of buffaloes are found ; and on the river Arkansaw upwards of 3,000 have been seen in one drove . The Indians destroy them in great numbers for the sake of their ...
... kind of cloth . In many parts of the Missouri territory immense herds of buffaloes are found ; and on the river Arkansaw upwards of 3,000 have been seen in one drove . The Indians destroy them in great numbers for the sake of their ...
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... kind of growth except that of grass . These tracts are called savannas , constituting a second kind of soil , good for grazing . The third kind is that of the swamps and low grounds on the rivers , which is a mixture of black loam and ...
... kind of growth except that of grass . These tracts are called savannas , constituting a second kind of soil , good for grazing . The third kind is that of the swamps and low grounds on the rivers , which is a mixture of black loam and ...
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... kind of cotton well known in England by the name of Sea Island cotton , is raised in these islands ; particularly in St. Symons and Cumberland isles . The soil of the main land ,. adjoining the marshes and creeks , is nearly of the same ...
... kind of cotton well known in England by the name of Sea Island cotton , is raised in these islands ; particularly in St. Symons and Cumberland isles . The soil of the main land ,. adjoining the marshes and creeks , is nearly of the same ...
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