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Narrative and critical history of America (1884)

Winsor, Justin, 1831-1897 · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin & Co. · leaf 738

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askaskias no ways fortified ; thefort being still a sorry pinchetted [picketted?]enclosure round the Jesuits college. (Mich.Iion. Coll. ix. 3SS.) It is remarkable that Gov. Reynolds, who re-sided at Kaskaskia in 1800, should not haveknown the location of Iorl Gage ; or, rather,that the local… … A SECTION OF I.IKUT. ROSSS MAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER. should have faded out in twenty-one years. Hesays (in My Own Times, p. 31, ed. 1879): TheEnglish government |in 177;] abandoned ForiChartres and established its authority at KortGage, on the bluff east of Kaskaskia. Again, hesays (Pioneer…

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