An edition of The Missouri hand-book: embracing a full description of the state of Missouri, her agricultural, mineralogical and geological character, her water courses, timberlands, soil and climate, the various railroad lines completed, in progress and projected and description of each county in the state : the emancipation ordinance ... : information for capitalists and immigrants respecting the location of valuable mines and mineral lands, the selection and entry of government lands, the Homestead Law, grape culture, stock raising, &c., &c. (1865)

The Missouri hand-book

embracing a full description of the state of Missouri, her agricultural, mineralogical and geological character, her water courses, timberlands, soil and climate, the various railroad lines completed, in progress and projected and description of each county in the state : the emancipation ordinance ... : information for capitalists and immigrants respecting the location of valuable mines and mineral lands, the selection and entry of government lands, the Homestead Law, grape culture, stock raising, &c., &c.

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An edition of The Missouri hand-book: embracing a full description of the state of Missouri, her agricultural, mineralogical and geological character, her water courses, timberlands, soil and climate, the various railroad lines completed, in progress and projected and description of each county in the state : the emancipation ordinance ... : information for capitalists and immigrants respecting the location of valuable mines and mineral lands, the selection and entry of government lands, the Homestead Law, grape culture, stock raising, &c., &c. (1865)

The Missouri hand-book

embracing a full description of the state of Missouri, her agricultural, mineralogical and geological character, her water courses, timberlands, soil and climate, the various railroad lines completed, in progress and projected and description of each county in the state : the emancipation ordinance ... : information for capitalists and immigrants respecting the location of valuable mines and mineral lands, the selection and entry of government lands, the Homestead Law, grape culture, stock raising, &c., &c.

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P.M. Pinckard
Language
English
Pages
162

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Subjects
Description and travel
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Missouri

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The Missouri hand-book: embracing a full description of the state of Missouri, her agricultural, mineralogical and geological character, her water courses, timberlands, soil and climate, the various railroad lines completed, in progress and projected and description of each county in the state : the emancipation ordinance ... : information for capitalists and immigrants respecting the location of valuable mines and mineral lands, the selection and entry of government lands, the Homestead Law, grape culture, stock raising, &c., &c.
1865, P.M. Pinckard
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Saint Louis

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F466 .P24

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162, [5] p. :
Number of pages
162

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OL16844955M
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00001344
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17431

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