Travels in the Interior of North America Part 26

XV--The Future of Road-Making in America.

XVI--Index.

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"The fruit not only of the study of original historical sources in doc.u.ments found here and in England, but of patient and enthusiastic topographical studies, in the course of which every foot of these old historic highways has been traced and traversed."--_The Living Age._

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