The Southern Quarterly Review, 16. kötetDaniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1965 |
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85. oldal
... mountains , and from Oregon and Mexico respec- tively , by the Bear mountains and the Gila river . It has been very little explored , and nearly all the knowledge that we possess concerning it is derived from Indian and trap- per ...
... mountains , and from Oregon and Mexico respec- tively , by the Bear mountains and the Gila river . It has been very little explored , and nearly all the knowledge that we possess concerning it is derived from Indian and trap- per ...
97. oldal
... mountains , was 275 feet high , ( and it was not the tallest , ) and 15 feet through , three feet above the base . This broad slope of the Nevada mountains extends the entire length of the great valley , and contains within itself ...
... mountains , was 275 feet high , ( and it was not the tallest , ) and 15 feet through , three feet above the base . This broad slope of the Nevada mountains extends the entire length of the great valley , and contains within itself ...
106. oldal
... mountains present an apparently continuous line , with only a single gap resembling a mountain pass . This is the entrance to the great bay , and is the only water communication from the coast to the interior country . Approaching from ...
... mountains present an apparently continuous line , with only a single gap resembling a mountain pass . This is the entrance to the great bay , and is the only water communication from the coast to the interior country . Approaching from ...
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