Stories Of
Stories Of Ohio
作者：Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920
体例：段 章数：16
字数：328,754 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 20,547 字；最长 In fact, one must speak mostly of the Indians in words that （39,757 字），最短 Of Toledo, and therefore of Lucas County, was David R. Locke（8,469 字）。
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章节目录
共 16 段- In fact, one must speak mostly of the Indians in words that
- At the end of the Revolutionary War, the Indians were as slo
- Among these was the famous Daniel Boone. He had heard of the
- The missionaries of the Moravian Church were more successful
- The Indians knew Slover at once, and they bitterly reproache
- His business in the East was to interest people in the civil
- In 1793, the year before Wayne’s victory, Andrew Ellison was
- Tecumseh, the famous war chief of the Shawnees, was born at
- There were no rich people then, but all were poor together,
- The Frenchmen at Gallipolis were not the stuff that the foun
- Few knew that his real name was John Chapman, but it did not
- Our canals are no longer the great avenues of commerce, beca
- Ohio men shed their blood on all the battlefields of the Sou
- Of all the Americans who have lived, none is securer of last
- The chief citizen of Richland County is John Sherman, who is
- Of Toledo, and therefore of Lucas County, was David R. Locke