A History of Kentucky and Kentuckians: The Leaders and Representative Men in Commerce, Industry and Modern Activities, Том 1Lewis Publishing Company, 1912 - 1734 страница |
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... Four Counties- " Committee of the Whole " Reports - Of Yesterday , Yet of Today - Address to Virginia Legislature Bearers of the Address . ... CHAPTER XVII An Address to the People - Pen Picture of General Wilkinson - Thirty Thou- sand ...
... Four Counties- " Committee of the Whole " Reports - Of Yesterday , Yet of Today - Address to Virginia Legislature Bearers of the Address . ... CHAPTER XVII An Address to the People - Pen Picture of General Wilkinson - Thirty Thou- sand ...
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... four counties , 89 Assessment of slaves , 382 At Harrodsburg , 37 Attack on Boonesborough , 59 Attack on Saltville , 374 Attack upon Bryan's Station , 72 Attempt to discipline judges , 141 Atticullaculla , 19 Badin , Rev. Stephen , 458 ...
... four counties , 89 Assessment of slaves , 382 At Harrodsburg , 37 Attack on Boonesborough , 59 Attack on Saltville , 374 Attack upon Bryan's Station , 72 Attempt to discipline judges , 141 Atticullaculla , 19 Badin , Rev. Stephen , 458 ...
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... four hours and which had bounded their progress to the west during the day . Here new and indescribable scenery opened to their view . Before them , for an immense distance , as if spread out on a map , lay the rich and beautiful vales ...
... four hours and which had bounded their progress to the west during the day . Here new and indescribable scenery opened to their view . Before them , for an immense distance , as if spread out on a map , lay the rich and beautiful vales ...
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... four men who had entered lands in the office by Colonel Williams became dissatisfied , and were in fear of loss of their money and lands by reason of insecure titles . These men united in a petition to the Vir- ginia convention ...
... four men who had entered lands in the office by Colonel Williams became dissatisfied , and were in fear of loss of their money and lands by reason of insecure titles . These men united in a petition to the Vir- ginia convention ...
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... four years ; he had shown such capacity and gallantry in Lord Dunmore's war against the Indians as to win the offer of a commission in the British army , which , with a prescience of coming events , he had declined , feeling , even then ...
... four years ; he had shown such capacity and gallantry in Lord Dunmore's war against the Indians as to win the offer of a commission in the British army , which , with a prescience of coming events , he had declined , feeling , even then ...
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