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... our unfailing thanks and praise for all thy mercies , and especially for thy good
providence in conducting us thus far through the perils and dangers of the
present life , and for raising our thoughts and hopes to a holier and happier life
above .
... our unfailing thanks and praise for all thy mercies , and especially for thy good
providence in conducting us thus far through the perils and dangers of the
present life , and for raising our thoughts and hopes to a holier and happier life
above .
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... us with that heroic phalanx of early pioneers who were active in subduing a
wilderness and in transforming it into a civilized land of happy homes — the rich
inheritance of the living present and the destined patrimony of the unborn future .
... us with that heroic phalanx of early pioneers who were active in subduing a
wilderness and in transforming it into a civilized land of happy homes — the rich
inheritance of the living present and the destined patrimony of the unborn future .
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... present , how vast the change ; how wonderful and almost magical the
transition ! Some of you doubtless remember the boding yell of the Indian , and
the hoarse growl of wild animals as they reverberated along the lonely shore , or
broke ...
... present , how vast the change ; how wonderful and almost magical the
transition ! Some of you doubtless remember the boding yell of the Indian , and
the hoarse growl of wild animals as they reverberated along the lonely shore , or
broke ...
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Early Settlers Association of Cuyahoga County. broke the stillness of the midnight
air , startling you from sweet dreams of far off friends , and instinctively causing
you to grasp the ever - present weapon of defense . But you have lived to see this
...
Early Settlers Association of Cuyahoga County. broke the stillness of the midnight
air , startling you from sweet dreams of far off friends , and instinctively causing
you to grasp the ever - present weapon of defense . But you have lived to see this
...
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... the surveying party entered the mouth of the Cuyahoga from the lake , there
came to the Western Reserve , and settled within the present limits of our county ,
a class of men whose characteristics we may well admire and commemorate .
... the surveying party entered the mouth of the Cuyahoga from the lake , there
came to the Western Reserve , and settled within the present limits of our county ,
a class of men whose characteristics we may well admire and commemorate .
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| Title | Annals of the Early Settlers Association of Cuyahoga County, Volumes 1-2 |
| Author | Early Settlers Association of Cuyahoga County |
| Publisher | The Association, 1880 |
| Original from | Indiana University |
| Digitized | 4 May 2009 |
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