North-American Review and Miscellaneous JournalUniversity of Northern Iowa, 1885 |
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... South Africa when he led the English Govern- ment to believe that a South African confederation was generally desired by the people , and that the Boers of the Transvaal were consumed with a burning desire to be incorporated into the ...
... South Africa when he led the English Govern- ment to believe that a South African confederation was generally desired by the people , and that the Boers of the Transvaal were consumed with a burning desire to be incorporated into the ...
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... south . The railroad from Stevenson to Athens was open , and trains running upon it . The greatest quie- tude was observed . After they crossed the Cumberland Mountains , the troops encamped out of sight of the enemy from the cliffs of ...
... south . The railroad from Stevenson to Athens was open , and trains running upon it . The greatest quie- tude was observed . After they crossed the Cumberland Mountains , the troops encamped out of sight of the enemy from the cliffs of ...
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... south , and from there to Bridge- port , a total distance of about twenty - eight miles . About two miles south of the town is Chattanooga Creek , coming down from the south , and cutting a crooked , deep channel in the alluvium , and ...
... south , and from there to Bridge- port , a total distance of about twenty - eight miles . About two miles south of the town is Chattanooga Creek , coming down from the south , and cutting a crooked , deep channel in the alluvium , and ...
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