Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 364
-munication with them by steamboat, subsidiary centers. Thedistribution from these points was accomplished by these greatwagons on certain roads, in which the road, the route and thewagons almost corresponded to the great caravans of Orientaltimes. The wagons were immense lumbering machines with… … The old highway has never been closed up.— p. 292. The Arkansas Traveller. 297 curved, being low in the center or middle of the wagon and highin the air at the front and back. The body was of frameworkmortised together, the slats, both horizontal and perpendicular,conformed in curve to their…
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