The History and Geography of the Mississippi Valley: To which is Appended a Condensed Physical Geography of the Atlantic United States, and the Whole American Continent, Volumes 1-2E.H. Flint and L.R. Lincoln, 1832 - America |
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abundance Alleghany alluvions American animals Arkansas banks Bayou beautiful bluffs boatable branches called canal cane Carolina cattle character Chief Towns churches Cincinnati climate commences common considerable contains cotton course Creek cultivation deep descending distance District east Erie extent feet fertile fish Florida flowers forests French grass gulf gulf of Mexico hills houses hundred Illinois immense immigrants Indians inhabitants islands Kaskaskia Kentucky lake Lake Erie lake Michigan lake Ponchartrain land length Louisiana maize manufactures Mexico miles Mississippi Missouri mountains mouth navigable North Carolina northern Ohio Orleans Pennsylvania pine plains population prairies public buildings Red River regions rich rises savages savannas seen settlement shore situated slaves soil southern spring steam boats stone streams swamps Tennessee territory timber tion trees tribes United valley vast vegetation village Virginia Washington western country White River whole wood