A Geographical, Historical, Commercial, and Agricultural View of the United States of AmericaBy H. Fisher, 1820 - 758 páginas |
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... prairie land ; both together are from three to six miles in width . Between the Wabash and lake Michigan , the country is mostly champaign , abounding alternately with woodlands , prairies , lakes , and swamps . A range of hills run ...
... prairie land ; both together are from three to six miles in width . Between the Wabash and lake Michigan , the country is mostly champaign , abounding alternately with woodlands , prairies , lakes , and swamps . A range of hills run ...
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... prairies . The immense prairies on the south bank of the St. Jo- seph's of lake Michigan , afford many rich , beautiful , and picturesque views . They are from one to ten miles wide ; of unequal lengths ; and as level as lakes . In ...
... prairies . The immense prairies on the south bank of the St. Jo- seph's of lake Michigan , afford many rich , beautiful , and picturesque views . They are from one to ten miles wide ; of unequal lengths ; and as level as lakes . In ...
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... prairie , bordering all the rivers , lies immediately in the rear of the bottoms , and from thirty to 100 feet ... prairies of the Illinois river are the most extensive of any east of the Mississippi , and have alone been estimated ...
... prairie , bordering all the rivers , lies immediately in the rear of the bottoms , and from thirty to 100 feet ... prairies of the Illinois river are the most extensive of any east of the Mississippi , and have alone been estimated ...
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