Contributions. 1st-2d Ser., 3d Ser., No.1Pioneer Press Publishing Company, 1892 |
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Aitkin American Fur Company Ancestry and Earlier appointed army arrived August Belvoir born Boutwell brother called canoe church Colonel command Copland Dakotah daughter dear died Doctor Potts Edward England English Fairfax father Fond du Lac Fort La Reine Fort Snelling French George Washington Gideon Governor hath Henry Indian Iroquois Island James John Jonathan Potts July June Lake Calhoun Lake Harriet Lake Superior land Leech Lake letter lieutenant lived London Lord Lunsford MACALESTER COLLEGE MACALESTER COLLEGE CONTRIBUTIONS Mackinaw March married miles minister Minnesota Minnesota river mission missionary Mississippi morning Neill officer Ojibways Paul Pennsylvania Philadelphia Pointe Pokeguma Prairie du Chien Ramsay Crooks reached received regiment river scalp SECOND SERIES-NUMBER sent September Sieur Sioux Sir Thomas Snelling soldiers surgeon trader troops Verendrye Virginia Company West wife William winter Wood wounded writes wrote
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