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... River about two o'clock in the afternoon , where at the mouth of the river the English have made a strong fort . There was a gov- ernor , Lion Gardiner , who had a Netherland wife from Worden , and he himself had formerly been an ...
... River about two o'clock in the afternoon , where at the mouth of the river the English have made a strong fort . There was a gov- ernor , Lion Gardiner , who had a Netherland wife from Worden , and he himself had formerly been an ...
Page 439
... river , which should have run south- east Query , must it not be the head water of the river Plate ? If so , the Missouri must run much more to the west than is gen- erally represented . For the Plate is a small river , by no means ...
... river , which should have run south- east Query , must it not be the head water of the river Plate ? If so , the Missouri must run much more to the west than is gen- erally represented . For the Plate is a small river , by no means ...
Page 440
... river into the mountains . From a high ridge we reconnoitred the adjacent country , and resolved to put the Spanish trace out of the question , and to shape our course south - west for the head of Red river . One of our party found a ...
... river into the mountains . From a high ridge we reconnoitred the adjacent country , and resolved to put the Spanish trace out of the question , and to shape our course south - west for the head of Red river . One of our party found a ...
Contents
COMMODORE PERRYS LANDING IN JAPAN 1853 OFFICIAL REPORT | 151 |
COMMODORE PAUL JONESS ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE BETWEEN 6 THE BON HOMME RICHARD AND THE SERAPIS | 152 |
BRADFORDS VOYAGE OF THE MAYFLOWER | 153 |
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