 | John Kilbourn - 1819 - 198 halaman
...the exterior base of tlie inner wall. Although this circumstance is far from being conclusive up_on the subject; yet, the following fact almost infallibly...but one original regular opening, or passage, into * the circular fort; and that is in the east side from the square one. ' The latter has seven avenues... | |
 | John Kilbourn - 1821 - 218 halaman
...and the exterior base of the inner wall. Although this circumstance is far from being conclusive upon the subject; yet, the following fact almost infallibly proves this conjecture to be well founded. ' his is, that the interior wall is composed of clay, ot which the inhabitants manufacture bricks;... | |
 | Charles Prentiss, William Sullivan - 1821 - 288 halaman
...and the exterior base of the inner wall. Although this circumstance is far from being conclusive upon the subject; yet, the following fact almost infallibly proves this conjecture to be well tbunded. This is, that the interior wall is composed of clay, of which the inhabitants manufacture... | |
 | Charles Hulbert - 1823 - 374 halaman
...between the interior base of the inner wall. Although this circumstance is far from being conclusive upon the subject; yet, the following fact almost infallibly...exterior circle is composed of dirt and gravel of similar quality with that which composes the neighbouring ground. There is but one original regular... | |
 | Charles Prentiss, William Sullivan - 1823 - 288 halaman
...circumstance is far from being conclusive upon the subject ; yet, the following fact almost infallibly proVe:, this conjecture to be well founded. This is, that...of a similar quality with that which composes the neighbouring ground. " There is but one original regular opening, or passage, into the circular fort... | |
 | Warren Jenkins - 1837 - 536 halaman
...way of about four feet wide, left on the original surface of the ground, between the interior hourn of the ditch, and the exterior base of the inner wall....There is but one original regular opening or passage, intfl the circular fort ; and that is in the east side from the square one. The latter has seven avenues... | |
 | Warren Jenkins - 1837 - 530 halaman
...way of about four feet wide, left on the original surface of the ground, between the interior hourn of the ditch, and the exterior base of the inner wall....exterior circle is composed of dirt and gravel of a similarquality with that which composes the neighboring ground. There is but one original regular opening... | |
 | Warren Jenkins - 1839 - 548 halaman
...way of about four ieet wide, left on tho original surface of the ground, between the interior hourn of the ditch, and the exterior base of the inner wall....but one original regular opening or passage, into the circular fort ; and that is in the east side from the square one. The latter has seven avenues... | |
 | Warren Jenkins - 1841 - 566 halaman
...exterior base of the inner wall. Although this circumstance is far from being conclusive on the fubject, yet the following fact almost infallibly proves this...but one original regular opening or passage, into the circular fort; and that is in the east side from the square one. The latter has seven avenues leading... | |
 | Reuben Gold Thwaites - 1905 - 378 halaman
...and the exterior base of the inner wall. Although this circumstance is far from being conclusive upon the subject; yet, the following fact almost infallibly...of a similar quality with that which composes the neighbouring ground. "There is but one original regular opening, or passage, into the circular fort;... | |
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Although this circumstance is far from being conclusive on the subject, yet the following fact almost infallibly proves this conjecture to be well founded. This is, that the interior wall is composed of clay, of which the inhabitants manufacture brick;... 