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CHAPTER XXXVII - THE CANAL SYSTEM OF THE MIDDLE WEST - OHIO TAKES THE LEAD - INFLUENCE OF NEW YORK'S EXAMPLE - TWO IMPORTANT WATERWAYS CREATED - THEY UNITE THE OHIO RIVER WITH LAKE ERIE, THE ERIE CANAL, THE H
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29 pages
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Englisch
- Bibliographic citation
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A history of travel in America
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1937
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