 | François André Michaux - 1805 - 114 halaman
...printing-offices, each of which publishes two newspapers per week. Pittsburgh has long been considered by the American Government as the key of the Western...garrison, in pallisaded barracks, contiguous to the town, on the bank of the river Allegany. But though this town has lost its importance as a military... | |
 | Reuben Gold Thwaites - 1904 - 396 halaman
...country. Thence the federal forces were marched against the Indians who opposed the former settlement of the Americans in Kentucky, and on the banks of the Ohio. However, now the Indian nations are repulsed to a considerable distance, and reduced to the impossibility... | |
 | Reuben Gold Thwaites - 1904 - 396 halaman
...country. Thence the federal forces were marched against the Indians who opposed the former settlement of the Americans in Kentucky, and on the banks of the Ohio. However, now the Indian nations are repulsed to a considerable distance, and reduced to the impossibility... | |
 | Reuben Gold Thwaites - 1904 - 396 halaman
...country. Thence the federal forces were marched against the Indians who opposed the former settlement of the Americans in Kentucky, and on the banks of the Ohio. However, now the Indian nations are repulsed to a considerable distance, and reduced to the impossibility... | |
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... printing-offices have been long established there, and, for the amusement of the curious, each publish a newspaper weekly." Pittsburgh has been long considered by the Americans as the key to the western country. Thence the federal forces were marched... 