The Great Northwest: A HistoryA.A. Knopf, 1947 - 383 էջ |
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... settlers . For reasons best known to themselves , several mem- bers of American fur trading parties and retiring ... settlers ; others simply shifted for themselves and sooner or later settled on the land . Three of these died too soon ...
... settlers . For reasons best known to themselves , several mem- bers of American fur trading parties and retiring ... settlers ; others simply shifted for themselves and sooner or later settled on the land . Three of these died too soon ...
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... settlers and Methodist missionaries in the Willamette Valley . Encouraged by the Methodist missionary reinforce- ment of 1840 and prodded by the problem of how to dispose of the property of the deceased and , so far as was then known ...
... settlers and Methodist missionaries in the Willamette Valley . Encouraged by the Methodist missionary reinforce- ment of 1840 and prodded by the problem of how to dispose of the property of the deceased and , so far as was then known ...
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... settlers , and Port Townsend was designated by the United States government as headquarters for the Puget Sound customs district . In 1851 settlers led by Alfred A. Plum- mer began filing claims in that part of the Sound . John C. Hol ...
... settlers , and Port Townsend was designated by the United States government as headquarters for the Puget Sound customs district . In 1851 settlers led by Alfred A. Plum- mer began filing claims in that part of the Sound . John C. Hol ...
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WHEN THE WHITE MAN CAME | 3 |
UNRAVELING THE MYSTERIES | 21 |
THE NORTH WEST COMPANY | 33 |
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