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F591 .W48 Reel 225 no.2290
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Sixteen years on the great American desert or, The trials and triumphs of a frontier life |
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F591 .W48 Reel 225 no.2291
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Notes on New York, San Francisco, and old Mexico |
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F591 .W48 Reel 225 no.2292
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Substance of an argument |
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F591 .W48 Reel 225 no.2293
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Remarks, in support of the new chart of North and South America in six sheets |
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F591 .W48 Reel 225 no.2294
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Journal of a tour on the north west coast of America in the year 1829, containing a description of a part of Oregon, California and the north west coast and the numbers, manners and customs of the native tribes |
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F591 .W48 Reel 225 no.2295
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Fifteen years among the Mormons being the narrative of Mrs. Mary Ettie V. Smith, late of Great Salt Lake City; a sister of one of the Mormon high priests, she having been personally acquainted with most of the Mormon leaders, and long in the confidence of the "Prophet," Brigham Young |
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F591 .W48 Reel 226 no.2296
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Fifteen years' residence with the Mormons. With startling disclosures of the mysteries of Polygamy |
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F591 .W48 Reel 226 no.2298
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Journal of the Texian expedition against Mier subsequent imprisonment of the author; his sufferings, and final escape from the castle of Perote. With reflections upon the present political and probably future relations of Texas, Mexico, and the United States |
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F591 .W48 Reel 226 no.2299
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Letter from General Thomas J. Green, of California, to Hon. Robert J. Walker, upon the subject of Pacific railroad, September 19, 1853 |
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F591 .W48 Reel 226 no.2300
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Reply of Gen. Thomas J. Green, to the speech of General Sam Houston, in the Senate of the United States, August 1, 1854 |
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F591 .W48 Reel 226 no.2303
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Sixty years, a brief review. The cattle industry in Wyoming; its organization and present status and data concerning the Wyoming stock growers association |
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F591 .W48 Reel 226 no.2304
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A sketch of Kingston and its surroundings. The mining center of the famous Percha district, New Mexico. its resources and advantages truthfully presented to the attention of business men and capitalists |
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F591 .W48 Reel 226 no.2305
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Ladies and officers of the United States army or, American aristocracy. A sketch of the social life and character of the army |
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F591 .W48 Reel 226 no.2306
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The Santa Fé trade: its route and character |
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F591 .W48 Reel 226 no.2307
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Facts relative to the expulsion of the Mormons, or Latter Day Saints, from the state of Missouri, under the "exterminating order" |
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F591 .W48 Reel 226 no.2308
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Gambling unmasked! or, The personal experience of J.H. Green, the reformed gambler designed as a warning to the young men of this country |
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F591 .W48 Reel 227 no.2309
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The life, trial, death, and confession of Samuel H. Calhoun, the soldier-murderer |
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F591 .W48 Reel 227 no.2310
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The Secret band of brothers or, The American outlaws . |
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F591 .W48 Reel 227 no.2311
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The Kanzas region forest, prairie, desert, mountain, vale, and river. Descriptions of scenery, climate, wild productions, capabilities of soil, and commercial resources; interspersed with incidents of travel, and anecdotes illustrative of the character of the traders and red men; to which are directions as to routes, outfit for the pioneer, and sketches of desirable localities for present settlement |
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F591 .W48 Reel 227 no.2312
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Answer to the strictures of Mr. Thomas Falconer ... on The history of Oregon and California |
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