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... River diggings about 100 persons engaged in mining ; in 1826 the number rose to 453 , while across the river in Missouri there were fully 2,000 men thus employed- " miners , teamsters , and laborers of every kind ( including slaves ) ...
... River diggings about 100 persons engaged in mining ; in 1826 the number rose to 453 , while across the river in Missouri there were fully 2,000 men thus employed- " miners , teamsters , and laborers of every kind ( including slaves ) ...
Page 196
... River diggings about 100 persons engaged in mining ; in 1826 the number rose to 453 , while across the river in Missouri there were fully 2,000 men thus employed- " miners , teamsters , and laborers of every kind ( including slaves ) ...
... River diggings about 100 persons engaged in mining ; in 1826 the number rose to 453 , while across the river in Missouri there were fully 2,000 men thus employed- " miners , teamsters , and laborers of every kind ( including slaves ) ...
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... River and the Tennessee as the Cherokee River . The country between was occupied by none , because none could defend it . It was used as a hunting ground by white and red men alike . And in this no man's land was Loudon spoken of by ...
... River and the Tennessee as the Cherokee River . The country between was occupied by none , because none could defend it . It was used as a hunting ground by white and red men alike . And in this no man's land was Loudon spoken of by ...
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Inaugural Address by Dr James B Angell President | 13 |
The Value of National Archives by Mrs Ellen Hardin | 25 |
American Historical Nomenclature by Hon Ainsworth | 33 |
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