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clays a considerable portion of the crop is cut green for horses and milk cows ; and in some instances for both rearing and fattening cattle . This practice of soiling , as it is called , which deserves to become more general , both on ...
clays a considerable portion of the crop is cut green for horses and milk cows ; and in some instances for both rearing and fattening cattle . This practice of soiling , as it is called , which deserves to become more general , both on ...
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Considerably beyond this , they came to what are called the forks of the Missouri , where the river seems to divide into ... That on the south - west , which was the most considerable , they called the Jefferson ; the middle branch ...
Considerably beyond this , they came to what are called the forks of the Missouri , where the river seems to divide into ... That on the south - west , which was the most considerable , they called the Jefferson ; the middle branch ...
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They had not merely to cross the mountain chain transversely , but in some degree longitudinally , directing their course considerably to the north . The sources of the Missouri lay farther south than the main body of the Columbia ...
They had not merely to cross the mountain chain transversely , but in some degree longitudinally , directing their course considerably to the north . The sources of the Missouri lay farther south than the main body of the Columbia ...
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The Excursion being a portion of the Recluse | 1 |
On the Light of the Cassegrainian Telescope com | 31 |
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