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New physiognomy (1867)

Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 459

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he never forgave. He had still much wealth and influence, and when theinsurrection broke out, was ready to devote both to the cause of the rebels,and to put himself at their head. Of his terrible cruelties perpetratedduring the war which followed, everybody has heard. 452 NATIONAL TYPES. most… … Fig. 56i.—King of Oude.* occupy extensive tracts on the Upper Mississippi, and on St.Peters River, Minnesota; and some extending as far to thewestward as the Missouri. The four most eastern tribesof the Dakotas are called Gens du Lac, and People ofthe Leaves. The first of these cultivate the land…

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