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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... thousand in Kentucky , 96 Thomas , General , 355 Threatened War with Great Britain , 196 Three Kentucky regiments present at Buena Vista , 264 Three Representative Kentuckians , 535 " Times - Journal , ' ' 569 Tinsley , Thomas , pioneer ...
... thousand in Kentucky , 96 Thomas , General , 355 Threatened War with Great Britain , 196 Three Kentucky regiments present at Buena Vista , 264 Three Representative Kentuckians , 535 " Times - Journal , ' ' 569 Tinsley , Thomas , pioneer ...
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... thousand men , Virginia regu- lars and volunteers , were organized and pre- pared to march against the savages . Lord Dunmore marched with one division of these forces to Fort Pitt , at the same time ordering General Lewis , commanding ...
... thousand men , Virginia regu- lars and volunteers , were organized and pre- pared to march against the savages . Lord Dunmore marched with one division of these forces to Fort Pitt , at the same time ordering General Lewis , commanding ...
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... thousand miles from support or succor ! -left Kaskaskia for their march to Vincennes one hundred and seventy miles distant , across uncharted plains , across icy streams in mid - winter . These men under Clark were of the stuff of which ...
... thousand miles from support or succor ! -left Kaskaskia for their march to Vincennes one hundred and seventy miles distant , across uncharted plains , across icy streams in mid - winter . These men under Clark were of the stuff of which ...
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... thousand people during the spring of this year arrived at Louisville and made certain the foundation of the beautiful city of today . Six new sta- tions were founded by six hundred adven- turous spirits and the end of Indian domina ...
... thousand people during the spring of this year arrived at Louisville and made certain the foundation of the beautiful city of today . Six new sta- tions were founded by six hundred adven- turous spirits and the end of Indian domina ...
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... thousand men , every man of them ready to march into the Indian country and to endure every hardship the campaign . might demand . Those were men , indeed , and there was no savage force on earth that could CHAPTER XIV . TERRIBLE AMBUSH ...
... thousand men , every man of them ready to march into the Indian country and to endure every hardship the campaign . might demand . Those were men , indeed , and there was no savage force on earth that could CHAPTER XIV . TERRIBLE AMBUSH ...
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