A History of KentuckyJohn Bradford Press, 1960 - 516 страница |
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... travelers were unable to take advantage of the currents of the streams to transport them to their destination . Parties went overland from Kentucky to Virginia . How- ever , many families never returned to Virginia to visit , once they ...
... travelers were unable to take advantage of the currents of the streams to transport them to their destination . Parties went overland from Kentucky to Virginia . How- ever , many families never returned to Virginia to visit , once they ...
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... travelers met at Crab Orchard and started towards Virginia , they traveled in the same manner as Chaucer's Canterbury Pilgrims of the fourteenth cen- tury . Kentuckians wrote letters to friends in Virginia to be delivered by such travelers ...
... travelers met at Crab Orchard and started towards Virginia , they traveled in the same manner as Chaucer's Canterbury Pilgrims of the fourteenth cen- tury . Kentuckians wrote letters to friends in Virginia to be delivered by such travelers ...
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... travelers during the eighteenth century , but few of them were as reasonable in their statements as those quoted . Many travelers were mistaken in believing the people who frequented the public taverns were representative of the whole ...
... travelers during the eighteenth century , but few of them were as reasonable in their statements as those quoted . Many travelers were mistaken in believing the people who frequented the public taverns were representative of the whole ...
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