The West in American HistoryThomas Y. Crowell Company, 1937 - 682 halaman |
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... hundred and thirty soldiers and their families , several Franciscan friars , numerous slaves , seven thousand head of stock , and more than eighty wagons and carts . At San Juan , northwest of Santa Fé , he established his colony ...
... hundred and thirty soldiers and their families , several Franciscan friars , numerous slaves , seven thousand head of stock , and more than eighty wagons and carts . At San Juan , northwest of Santa Fé , he established his colony ...
Halaman 175
... hundred persons a day , for many days in succession , pass- ing through St. Charles . He saw a train of " nine wagons har- nessed with from four to six horses . We may allow a hundred cattle , besides hogs , horses , and sheep , to each ...
... hundred persons a day , for many days in succession , pass- ing through St. Charles . He saw a train of " nine wagons har- nessed with from four to six horses . We may allow a hundred cattle , besides hogs , horses , and sheep , to each ...
Halaman 574
... hundred miles of frontier . Fort Ridgely on the Minnesota River was attacked by Little Crow and his warriors , but withstood the siege . Before the week was over the Indians had slaughtered and mutilated several hundred settlers . The ...
... hundred miles of frontier . Fort Ridgely on the Minnesota River was attacked by Little Crow and his warriors , but withstood the siege . Before the week was over the Indians had slaughtered and mutilated several hundred settlers . The ...
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