An Historical, Geographical, Commercial, and Philosophical View of the American United States and of the European Settlements in America and the West-Indies, 2±Çeditor, J. Ridgway, 1795 |
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... passes through several smaller lakes . From The Forks , as they are called , the Penobscot Indians pafs to Canada , up either branch , principally the weft , the fource of which they say is not more than twenty miles from the waters ...
... passes through several smaller lakes . From The Forks , as they are called , the Penobscot Indians pafs to Canada , up either branch , principally the weft , the fource of which they say is not more than twenty miles from the waters ...
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... passes through this State , and interfects the county of Hampshire : in its course it runs over the falls above Deerfield , and between Northampton and Springfield . A company , by the name of " The Proprietors of the * See pages 2 and ...
... passes through this State , and interfects the county of Hampshire : in its course it runs over the falls above Deerfield , and between Northampton and Springfield . A company , by the name of " The Proprietors of the * See pages 2 and ...
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... passed by the legislature of this State , for causing all elections thereafter to be held in this State , for fenators and repre- sentatives in Assembly , to be by ballot , and directing the manner in which the fame shall be conducted ...
... passed by the legislature of this State , for causing all elections thereafter to be held in this State , for fenators and repre- sentatives in Assembly , to be by ballot , and directing the manner in which the fame shall be conducted ...
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... passed through what is now called the Wind - gap , ' a place feveral miles to the westward , and above an hundred feet higher than the present bed of the river . This wind - gap is about a mile broad , and the ftones in it fuch as feem ...
... passed through what is now called the Wind - gap , ' a place feveral miles to the westward , and above an hundred feet higher than the present bed of the river . This wind - gap is about a mile broad , and the ftones in it fuch as feem ...
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