The Invasion: A Narrative of Events Concerning the Johnston Family of St. Mary's |
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... feet long by eight feet nine inches wide , just large enough for the great transport canoes , thirty - six feet long and from six to seven feet wide . Nine feet subtracted from the twenty - one - foot drop of the rapids was not a great ...
... feet long by eight feet nine inches wide , just large enough for the great transport canoes , thirty - six feet long and from six to seven feet wide . Nine feet subtracted from the twenty - one - foot drop of the rapids was not a great ...
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... feet , each measuring a hundred feet in length , thirty- two in width , ten in depth , and approached by a canal seventy - five feet wide . These gentlemen had undertaken to do the work for $ 112,544.80 , the estimated cost , and Mr ...
... feet , each measuring a hundred feet in length , thirty- two in width , ten in depth , and approached by a canal seventy - five feet wide . These gentlemen had undertaken to do the work for $ 112,544.80 , the estimated cost , and Mr ...
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... feet , and a chamber five hundred and fifteen feet long and eighty feet wide , and no one was protesting . While Howard Lewis Johnstone worked at the State Lock , helping to operate the capstans that opened and shut the gates , or ...
... feet , and a chamber five hundred and fifteen feet long and eighty feet wide , and no one was protesting . While Howard Lewis Johnstone worked at the State Lock , helping to operate the capstans that opened and shut the gates , or ...
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