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Among the prisoners taken at Blakely were many Missourians , notably General Francis M. Cockrell , afterwards a Senator of the State , Colonel Gates , later State Treasurer of Missouri ; Colonel Thomas C. Carter , an old neighbor of ...
Among the prisoners taken at Blakely were many Missourians , notably General Francis M. Cockrell , afterwards a Senator of the State , Colonel Gates , later State Treasurer of Missouri ; Colonel Thomas C. Carter , an old neighbor of ...
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A day or two before Hoover was taken sick , I had a talk with Dr. Stewart as to the treatment of the disease by him . I asked him if the profession had not learned anything since the cholera epidemic of 1849 and 1865.
A day or two before Hoover was taken sick , I had a talk with Dr. Stewart as to the treatment of the disease by him . I asked him if the profession had not learned anything since the cholera epidemic of 1849 and 1865.
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The newspapers gave an account of the trial and stated that at the conclusion , a photograph was taken of the jury and of Col. Roosevelt . About the time of the verdict I met with an accident , falling and breaking my right arm between ...
The newspapers gave an account of the trial and stated that at the conclusion , a photograph was taken of the jury and of Col. Roosevelt . About the time of the verdict I met with an accident , falling and breaking my right arm between ...
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Contents
EARLIEST RECOLLECTIONS | 19 |
BOYHOOD IN LINCOLN COUNTY | 32 |
EDUCATION | 44 |
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| Title | Autobiography and Reminiscences |
| Author | David Patterson Dyer |
| Publisher | William Harvey Miner Company, 1922 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 20 Jun 2007 |
| Length | 357 pages |
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