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Strana 12
... the col- onies had been carved out of it . By the Peace of Paris in 1763 , the boundaries of Vir- ginia were definitely fixed , with the Mississippi River for the western line from the Ohio River to the Lake 12 PREFATORY .
... the col- onies had been carved out of it . By the Peace of Paris in 1763 , the boundaries of Vir- ginia were definitely fixed , with the Mississippi River for the western line from the Ohio River to the Lake 12 PREFATORY .
Strana 13
... Ohio was proposed , and finally con- summated in 1784 - just two hundred years after the Elizabethan christening . Virginia made the condition . ( drawn by Jefferson ) that the territory ceded should be divided into States in which ...
... Ohio was proposed , and finally con- summated in 1784 - just two hundred years after the Elizabethan christening . Virginia made the condition . ( drawn by Jefferson ) that the territory ceded should be divided into States in which ...
Strana 15
... the col- onies had been carved out of it . By the Peace of Paris in 1763 , the boundaries of Vir- ginia were definitely fixed , with the Mississippi River for the western line from the Ohio River to the Lake 12 PREFATORY .
... the col- onies had been carved out of it . By the Peace of Paris in 1763 , the boundaries of Vir- ginia were definitely fixed , with the Mississippi River for the western line from the Ohio River to the Lake 12 PREFATORY .
Strana 15
... Ohio was proposed , and finally con- summated in 1784 - just two hundred years after the Elizabethan christening . Virginia made the condition ( drawn by Jefferson ) that the territory ceded should be divided into States in which ...
... Ohio was proposed , and finally con- summated in 1784 - just two hundred years after the Elizabethan christening . Virginia made the condition ( drawn by Jefferson ) that the territory ceded should be divided into States in which ...
Strana 31
... Ohio Railroad , though between four and five millions had been spent in trying to tunnel the mountain in Tazewell County ; and some meager improvements had been made in navigation on Coal , Kanawha and Guyandotte Rivers- fragments of ...
... Ohio Railroad , though between four and five millions had been spent in trying to tunnel the mountain in Tazewell County ; and some meager improvements had been made in navigation on Coal , Kanawha and Guyandotte Rivers- fragments of ...
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