Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-26
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poirncAL IIrsToRy-The New England Confederacy-
The First Colonial CongressThe Formation and aloy
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Hartford Observation-Disclosures in South Carolina
The English in India
BoGRAruY .-George Bancroft-I.ouis Agassiz-Benja
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Frederick the Great.
TRAVELS AND ADvENTuREs.--A Dangerous Journey
Rough Riding Down souh-In the Buffalo Country
Trip to Norway-Arctic Exnorations-risit to Poland
SKETCHES Social AND lESTIETC.-Last Of the Dan
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County North Carolina--Along the Wharves Of New
fork-st. Luke's Hosptals-The Pioneers of Kentucky
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