A History of Kentucky and Kentuckians: The Leaders and Representative Men in Commerce, Industry and Modern Activities, Том 1Lewis Publishing Company, 1912 - Всего страниц: 1734 |
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... held at the Sycamore Shoals on the Watago river , following a propitiatory visit from Colonel Henderson . At this council a deed was drawn and signed with the formality usual in dealing with the Indians , which con- veyed to Colonel ...
... held at the Sycamore Shoals on the Watago river , following a propitiatory visit from Colonel Henderson . At this council a deed was drawn and signed with the formality usual in dealing with the Indians , which con- veyed to Colonel ...
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... held by Col. Richard Henderson and his associates , with the Cherokee tribe of Indians , for the purchase of that section of the country we were going to visit , then called Bloody Ground , so named from the continual wars and quarrels ...
... held by Col. Richard Henderson and his associates , with the Cherokee tribe of Indians , for the purchase of that section of the country we were going to visit , then called Bloody Ground , so named from the continual wars and quarrels ...
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... held with the Cherokees at Kewee , in South Carolina , in the year 1762 or '63 . The treaty being concluded and the purchase made , we proceeded on our journey to meet Col. Daniel Boone with other adventurers , bound to the same country ...
... held with the Cherokees at Kewee , in South Carolina , in the year 1762 or '63 . The treaty being concluded and the purchase made , we proceeded on our journey to meet Col. Daniel Boone with other adventurers , bound to the same country ...
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... held under two shade trees in the plains of Boonsborough . This was the first feature of civilization ever attempted in what is now called the western country . " This small beginning ; that little germ of policy by a few adventurers ...
... held under two shade trees in the plains of Boonsborough . This was the first feature of civilization ever attempted in what is now called the western country . " This small beginning ; that little germ of policy by a few adventurers ...
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... held , being called to order by Col- onel Henderson at Boonesborough , according to the Durrett manuscript , which is accorded accuracy in this history over the imagination of others or " old wives ' fables , " hitherto ac- cepted as ...
... held , being called to order by Col- onel Henderson at Boonesborough , according to the Durrett manuscript , which is accorded accuracy in this history over the imagination of others or " old wives ' fables , " hitherto ac- cepted as ...
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