An Historical, Geographical, Commercial, and Philosophical View of the American United States, and of the European Settlements in America and the West-Indies, Band 3compiler ; H.D. Symonds and J. Ridgeway, 1791 - 510 Seiten |
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... mountains , which give rife to many noble rivers , which fall either into the Atlantic on the east , or the Miffif- fippi on the weft . From the fea coaft , fixty , eighty , and in some parts an hundred miles back towards the mountains ...
... mountains , which give rife to many noble rivers , which fall either into the Atlantic on the east , or the Miffif- fippi on the weft . From the fea coaft , fixty , eighty , and in some parts an hundred miles back towards the mountains ...
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... mountain , and extending down the Ohio to its confluence with the Miffiffippi , and back to thofe ridges of nountains ... mountains , which ramify into a country two hundred miles over from eaft to weft , called the wil- dernefs , were ...
... mountain , and extending down the Ohio to its confluence with the Miffiffippi , and back to thofe ridges of nountains ... mountains , which ramify into a country two hundred miles over from eaft to weft , called the wil- dernefs , were ...
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... mountain- eers , as the veteran fons of this district were called , commanded by the brave General William Campbell , against a party of the British under the command of Colonel Fergufon . Upwards of one thousand one hundred of the ...
... mountain- eers , as the veteran fons of this district were called , commanded by the brave General William Campbell , against a party of the British under the command of Colonel Fergufon . Upwards of one thousand one hundred of the ...
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... mountains , which stretches across the western part of this State , the land , like that in all the Southern States , is generally level and free of ftones ; and appears to have been been made much in the fame way ; of course ( 34 ) ...
... mountains , which stretches across the western part of this State , the land , like that in all the Southern States , is generally level and free of ftones ; and appears to have been been made much in the fame way ; of course ( 34 ) ...
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... mountain , and is a place of confiderable trade it has four places for public worship ; one for Presbyterians , two for Dutch Lutherans and Calvinists , and one for Baptists ; be fides a public gaol and a brick market - house . HAGARS ...
... mountain , and is a place of confiderable trade it has four places for public worship ; one for Presbyterians , two for Dutch Lutherans and Calvinists , and one for Baptists ; be fides a public gaol and a brick market - house . HAGARS ...
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