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Page 348
... party should permit the Indians living within its terri- tory to attack the other party or the Indians living within its boundaries . 7. That His Catholic Majesty would permit the citizens of the United States , for the space of three ...
... party should permit the Indians living within its terri- tory to attack the other party or the Indians living within its boundaries . 7. That His Catholic Majesty would permit the citizens of the United States , for the space of three ...
Page 485
... party the two were joined and speedily came to an agreement about claims . The first party were to receive compensation for the work already done , * Andreas , 313 . + Col. S. N. Wood in quarter - centennial address at Topeka . the second ...
... party the two were joined and speedily came to an agreement about claims . The first party were to receive compensation for the work already done , * Andreas , 313 . + Col. S. N. Wood in quarter - centennial address at Topeka . the second ...
Page 493
... parties had their secret organizations . A collision was inevitable . One Coleman , a proslavery man , murdered Dow , a member of the Free State party . A border ruffian by the name of Jones , postmaster of Westport , Mo. , and sheriff ...
... parties had their secret organizations . A collision was inevitable . One Coleman , a proslavery man , murdered Dow , a member of the Free State party . A border ruffian by the name of Jones , postmaster of Westport , Mo. , and sheriff ...
Contents
Inaugural Address by Dr James B Angell President | 13 |
The Value of National Archives by Mrs Ellen Hardin | 25 |
American Historical Nomenclature by Hou Ainsworth | 33 |
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