Niles' Weekly Register, Volume 47H. Niles, 1834 Containing political, historical, geographical, scientifical, statistical, economical, and biographical documents, essays and facts: together with notices of the arts and manu factures, and a record of the events of the times. |
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... feel con- Camanches , the Kioways and Towayahs . The Camanches strained to say that the system heretofore pursued by the U. are the most numerous tribe , and appear to rove unlicensed States is cruel in the extreme . It is idle to talk ...
... feel con- Camanches , the Kioways and Towayahs . The Camanches strained to say that the system heretofore pursued by the U. are the most numerous tribe , and appear to rove unlicensed States is cruel in the extreme . It is idle to talk ...
Pagina 144
... feel , gentlemen , and I of general order . shall ever be most ready and most proud dutifully to acknow . Two years have now passed since the experiment of reform was ledge , that this reception is , in a great degree , owing to your ...
... feel , gentlemen , and I of general order . shall ever be most ready and most proud dutifully to acknow . Two years have now passed since the experiment of reform was ledge , that this reception is , in a great degree , owing to your ...
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... feel that they owed to the government of the U. States . This exposition was unpalatable to some gentlemen of the majority , and a meeting was therefore held , to reconcile con- flicting opinions , to allay angry feeling , and , by a ...
... feel that they owed to the government of the U. States . This exposition was unpalatable to some gentlemen of the majority , and a meeting was therefore held , to reconcile con- flicting opinions , to allay angry feeling , and , by a ...
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