The New-England Magazine, Band 3Joseph Tinker Buckingham, Edwin Buckingham, Samuel Gridley Howe, John Osborne Sargent, Park Benjamin J. T. and E. Buckingham, 1832 |
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... returned . After searching upwards of an hour , and calling till he was hoarse , he fell upon a little path which soon brought him to the ruins of a hut that appeared to have been recently burned . All was as still as it might have been ...
... returned . After searching upwards of an hour , and calling till he was hoarse , he fell upon a little path which soon brought him to the ruins of a hut that appeared to have been recently burned . All was as still as it might have been ...
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... returned unsuccessful . Fifteen of them had been seen near the Yellow river two days after Methode's departure from the Prairie . It was ascertained that two Winnebagoes had been buried that night . The white party returned to the ...
... returned unsuccessful . Fifteen of them had been seen near the Yellow river two days after Methode's departure from the Prairie . It was ascertained that two Winnebagoes had been buried that night . The white party returned to the ...
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... returned to the fort . The colonel met them at the gate . He had prevented all over whom his authority extended from witnessing the scene just described , and had done his best to make the execution the exclusive business of the ...
... returned to the fort . The colonel met them at the gate . He had prevented all over whom his authority extended from witnessing the scene just described , and had done his best to make the execution the exclusive business of the ...
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... returned to Boston , after having spent several years of dissipation and debauchery in a southern climate , his body diseased , his taste depraved , and his understanding besotted , he yet retained some indications of the genius , which ...
... returned to Boston , after having spent several years of dissipation and debauchery in a southern climate , his body diseased , his taste depraved , and his understanding besotted , he yet retained some indications of the genius , which ...
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... returned to Charleston , and died there , or in the vicinity , of a malignant fever . A Mrs. Spencer , of whom nothing else is now recollected , came out from England near the close of the season , and claimed the approba- tion and ...
... returned to Charleston , and died there , or in the vicinity , of a malignant fever . A Mrs. Spencer , of whom nothing else is now recollected , came out from England near the close of the season , and claimed the approba- tion and ...
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