An accompaniment to Mitchell's reference and distance map of the United States: containing an index of all the counties, districts, townships, towns, &c., in the Union, together with an index of the rivers ... also a general view of the United States and the several states and territories with an account of the actual and prospective internal improvements throughout the UnionMitchell and Hinman, 1834 - Počet stran: 324 |
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