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In the conflicts above - mention- ed and in others , Black Hawk states , that he put to death thirty - four persons of different nations , men , women , and chil- dren , with his own hand . If it should be supposed that his personal ...
In the conflicts above - mention- ed and in others , Black Hawk states , that he put to death thirty - four persons of different nations , men , women , and chil- dren , with his own hand . If it should be supposed that his personal ...
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That in the countries , they were about to visit , they would be fitted only for each other , was sadly evi- dent ; however , on the other hand it was also evidently not their wish to extend their acquaintance .
That in the countries , they were about to visit , they would be fitted only for each other , was sadly evi- dent ; however , on the other hand it was also evidently not their wish to extend their acquaintance .
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On arising , Boardman passed round the room , and gave to each the parting hand . His countenance was serene , - his mild blue eye beamed with heaven - like benignity , and though there was in his manner a tenderness which shewed he had ...
On arising , Boardman passed round the room , and gave to each the parting hand . His countenance was serene , - his mild blue eye beamed with heaven - like benignity , and though there was in his manner a tenderness which shewed he had ...
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Contents
HI POISONING | 27 |
EXECUTION OF AN ITALIAN AT CANTON | 58 |
Life of BLACK HAWK | 68 |
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