A Geographical, Historical, Commercial, and Agricultural View of the United States of AmericaBy H. Fisher, 1820 - 758 páginas |
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... latter he was con sidered as a steady friend , and was indeed regarded as the leader of what was called the English party in America ; for whatever may have been asserted to the contrary by some mischievous politicians in this country ...
... latter he was con sidered as a steady friend , and was indeed regarded as the leader of what was called the English party in America ; for whatever may have been asserted to the contrary by some mischievous politicians in this country ...
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... latter of which projects considerably into the sea . Casco - bay lies between Cape Elizabeth and Cape Small - point , and averages twenty - five miles in width by fourteen in length ; it forms the entrance into Sagadahok river , and has ...
... latter of which projects considerably into the sea . Casco - bay lies between Cape Elizabeth and Cape Small - point , and averages twenty - five miles in width by fourteen in length ; it forms the entrance into Sagadahok river , and has ...
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... latter it extends upwards of 100 miles : to the west its boundaries are unlimited . The land is various , and more hilly than that of Cape Girardeau , perhaps it is also less fertil but certainly richer in mineral wealth , particularly ...
... latter it extends upwards of 100 miles : to the west its boundaries are unlimited . The land is various , and more hilly than that of Cape Girardeau , perhaps it is also less fertil but certainly richer in mineral wealth , particularly ...
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