Independence Day at Kaskaskia and George Rogers Clark
The article recalls July 4 1778 when George Rogers Clark and his men captured Kaskaskia then the Illinois country. It notes Clark’s broader efforts, the impact on American northwest expansion, and recent honors including a planned Vincennes museum and Clark sesquicentennial celebrations. It highlights Clark’s role in shaping the western frontier and the neglect he faced before late national tribute.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Uly
Missouri
Mississippi River
Kas Kaskia
Illinois
Kaskaskia
Kentucky
Vincennes
George Trogers Clark
Gov
Henry Hamilton
Milo M. Quaife
Bobbs-Merrill Company
George Clark
Cabokta
Hamilton
Detroit
George Rogers Clark
New Republic
Alleghenies
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio
Mississippi
United States
Clark
West
Ion
Old Northwest
Charlottesville
Congress
Ohio River
Louisville
Fort Gore Kaslkassian
Randolph County
Dupois
Fort Sackville
Ind
iKaskaskia
Americana
Great Marsh Area El Chaco Adventure and Trade
The Great Marsh Area El Chaco lies between Paraguay and Bolivia covering about 200000 square miles. It is described as swampy and tangled with scarce reachable interior, home to the quebracha tree used for tannin. A logistics anecdote follows of a distinguished but equipmentless speaker failing to address women due to limited vocabulary.
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el Chaco
Paraguay
Bolivia
Ress
Hopeless Case and Absent-Minded Professor Tale
A fragmentary account describes an absent minded professor starting a journey with his wife. The scene hints at a failed plan and a hesitant attempt to share a venture, with unclear details and garbled wording throughout.
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