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Indy
Nena
Tad
Alps
St. Bernard
New-foundland
Africans Revenge and a deadly serpent duel tale
A translated scene from Eugene Sue shows Atar Gui plotting revenge against Colonel Willis after freeing his African master. A venomous serpent battles a secretary bird, ending in death for both, as Marguerite confronts danger with Theodore and Willis. The tale unfolds amid colonial tensions and tragic romance.
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Eugene Sue
Atar Gui
Goadaloupe
Atar Gui Isis
Willis
Africa
Atar Gal
la Soulfrieve
Ashe
Therpent
Atar Gul
Theodore
Hlen
Marguerite
Alond
Nik
Ata Gul
Elizabeth
Mre. Willis
Colonel
Kentucky Sixty Years Ago Recaptured Boonsborough Letter
A Woodford County gentleman provides an original Col. Fynd to Col. Preston letter from 1776 detailing the recapture of Daniel Boone's daughter and the two Miss Callaways. It highlights dangers facing early Kentucky settlement, praises Col. Floyd and his associates, and imagines a future where wilderness blooms. It notes Floyd’s death at the hands of Indians and reflects on prospects had he lived.
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Indiana
Leemburgh
Licking Creek
Betsy Callaway
Fritces
Daniel Boone
Tey
Mr. Bean
Smine
Watayo
Kentucky
Harrodsburg
Elkhorn
Royal Spring
Hinkstone
Ohio
Virginia
Fincastle
Woodford County
Finyd
Preston
Daniel Boon
Miss Callaways
Santry
Col. Floyd
Commonwealth of Virginia
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Connecticut
Boonsborough
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