they Also Ran1946 |
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第 256 頁
... Cass had to provide for the community of Detroit , the French settlers , the peaceful Indians who previously had been pro- visioned by the British . Through the long , arduous winter he saw to it that every man , woman and child in his ...
... Cass had to provide for the community of Detroit , the French settlers , the peaceful Indians who previously had been pro- visioned by the British . Through the long , arduous winter he saw to it that every man , woman and child in his ...
第 260 頁
... Cass , as an empire builder , approved the adding of Texas to the United States ; he was not overly disturbed about the slavery issue , feeling that the people of the new state would decide for themselves whether they wanted to be slave ...
... Cass , as an empire builder , approved the adding of Texas to the United States ; he was not overly disturbed about the slavery issue , feeling that the people of the new state would decide for themselves whether they wanted to be slave ...
第 414 頁
... Cass as a commanding officer , Sketch of the Life and Public Services of General Lewis Cass , William T. Young . 256 " Oh , Major . . . " McLaughlin , p . 90 . 256 " I never broke my word . . . ” McLaughlin , p . 127 ; see Life of Cass ...
... Cass as a commanding officer , Sketch of the Life and Public Services of General Lewis Cass , William T. Young . 256 " Oh , Major . . . " McLaughlin , p . 90 . 256 " I never broke my word . . . ” McLaughlin , p . 127 ; see Life of Cass ...
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