A Geographical, Historical, Commercial, and Agricultural View of the United States of AmericaBy H. Fisher, 1820 - 758 páginas |
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... whole of Louisiana as it existed under France and Spain , extends from east to west 2700 miles , and from north to south 1650 ; comprehending an area of 2,379,350 square miles , or 1,522,784,000 acres . The po- pulation by the last ...
... whole of Louisiana as it existed under France and Spain , extends from east to west 2700 miles , and from north to south 1650 ; comprehending an area of 2,379,350 square miles , or 1,522,784,000 acres . The po- pulation by the last ...
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... whole , whereas his act is to affect the whole state , and therefore is to be directed by the sense or wisdom of the whole collected in the legislative assembly ; yet , the delegates in the New Hampshire convention conceived , very ...
... whole , whereas his act is to affect the whole state , and therefore is to be directed by the sense or wisdom of the whole collected in the legislative assembly ; yet , the delegates in the New Hampshire convention conceived , very ...
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... whole nation was seen to rise in its strength . Those who had at first opposed the war , from an opinion of its impolicy , or who condemned the invasion of Canada , now saw only a powerful nation about to pour her armies into America ...
... whole nation was seen to rise in its strength . Those who had at first opposed the war , from an opinion of its impolicy , or who condemned the invasion of Canada , now saw only a powerful nation about to pour her armies into America ...
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