The West in American HistoryThomas Y. Crowell Company, 1937 - 682 halaman |
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... Kentucky- the land of John Finley's glowing stories . Winter came on , however , with deep snows . The country proved impenetrable by the route he was following , and he was forced to turn back with the products of his winter's hunting ...
... Kentucky- the land of John Finley's glowing stories . Winter came on , however , with deep snows . The country proved impenetrable by the route he was following , and he was forced to turn back with the products of his winter's hunting ...
Halaman 151
... Kentucky , George Rogers Clark was constantly cogi- tating the larger aspects of the situation . He soon saw that the surest method of preventing or checking the British - directed Indian raids in Kentucky would be to strike a counter ...
... Kentucky , George Rogers Clark was constantly cogi- tating the larger aspects of the situation . He soon saw that the surest method of preventing or checking the British - directed Indian raids in Kentucky would be to strike a counter ...
Halaman 169
... Kentucky in December , 1779. " The same authority states that Rev. Lewis Craig's church from Virginia moved in a body to Kentucky in 1781. He quotes also a state- ment by Peter Cartwright who moved to Kentucky with his parents about ...
... Kentucky in December , 1779. " The same authority states that Rev. Lewis Craig's church from Virginia moved in a body to Kentucky in 1781. He quotes also a state- ment by Peter Cartwright who moved to Kentucky with his parents about ...
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