The New International Encyclopędia, Volume 13Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead and Company, 1903 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... United States dragoons and Missouri volunteers , and oc- cupied Santa Fé on August 18th . The whole Ter- ritory was declared a part of the United States . ( See PRICE , STERLING . ) The Territory of New Mexico formed a part of the ...
... United States dragoons and Missouri volunteers , and oc- cupied Santa Fé on August 18th . The whole Ter- ritory was declared a part of the United States . ( See PRICE , STERLING . ) The Territory of New Mexico formed a part of the ...
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... United States ob- tained possession , President Jefferson said that " the position of New Orleans certainly destines it to be the greatest city the world has ever seen ; " but the growth for many years , though rapid , did not come up ...
... United States ob- tained possession , President Jefferson said that " the position of New Orleans certainly destines it to be the greatest city the world has ever seen ; " but the growth for many years , though rapid , did not come up ...
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... United States military post , Fort Thomas . Newport has a city park , and a public library , the library building ranking with other prominent edifices of the city - the court house , municipal building , and in addition the post office ...
... United States military post , Fort Thomas . Newport has a city park , and a public library , the library building ranking with other prominent edifices of the city - the court house , municipal building , and in addition the post office ...
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... United Kingdom , but the trade with the United States , France , Germany , and Belgium is rapidly growing . The largest export to the United States is wool and the State's imports from the United States are mainly manufactured products ...
... United Kingdom , but the trade with the United States , France , Germany , and Belgium is rapidly growing . The largest export to the United States is wool and the State's imports from the United States are mainly manufactured products ...
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... United States not till the Civil War . Now every great daily has its hundred corre- spondents scattered about the globe . This has been rendered practicable by the cable . For sav- ing expense , news agencies have been formed in Europe ...
... United States not till the Civil War . Now every great daily has its hundred corre- spondents scattered about the globe . This has been rendered practicable by the cable . For sav- ing expense , news agencies have been formed in Europe ...
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