The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 18Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead, 1907 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... River and the James River , much of the fighting occurring while McClellan was effecting his change of base from White House on the Pamunkey to Harri- son's Landing on the James . The principal en- gagements during this period were ...
... River and the James River , much of the fighting occurring while McClellan was effecting his change of base from White House on the Pamunkey to Harri- son's Landing on the James . The principal en- gagements during this period were ...
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... River , retaining on the north side , for the purpose of cooperating , if necessary , with General McDowell's army , tecting the base of supplies at White House then expected as a reinforcement , and of pro- on the Pamunkey , the Second ...
... River , retaining on the north side , for the purpose of cooperating , if necessary , with General McDowell's army , tecting the base of supplies at White House then expected as a reinforcement , and of pro- on the Pamunkey , the Second ...
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... River . It is a remnant of Lake Bonneville , which in Pleistocene times covered a vast area and made Sevier Lake continuous with the Great Salt Lake . Half a century ago the lake was 30 miles long , 10 miles wide , and 15 feet deep ...
... River . It is a remnant of Lake Bonneville , which in Pleistocene times covered a vast area and made Sevier Lake continuous with the Great Salt Lake . Half a century ago the lake was 30 miles long , 10 miles wide , and 15 feet deep ...
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... river , the tide ascends 12 miles above it . Large portions of it lie below the high - water level of the river , with the result that the city has frequently suffered from disastrous inundations . The climate is delightful , though the ...
... river , the tide ascends 12 miles above it . Large portions of it lie below the high - water level of the river , with the result that the city has frequently suffered from disastrous inundations . The climate is delightful , though the ...
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... rivers of the Eastern United States . See SERVICE - BERRY , and for illustration , Plate of SPIREA , ETC. SHADDOCK ... River Isset , 383 miles southeast of Perm ( Map : Russia , M 3 ) . It has a number of distilleries and exports grain ...
... rivers of the Eastern United States . See SERVICE - BERRY , and for illustration , Plate of SPIREA , ETC. SHADDOCK ... River Isset , 383 miles southeast of Perm ( Map : Russia , M 3 ) . It has a number of distilleries and exports grain ...
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