Quarterly, volume 19
Quarterly, volume 19
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Ara W., Eugene, August s^, 1918.
Mayer, r. J. Alex., Portland, September 10, 1918.
'McFarland, Ebenezer B., Portland, July s» ipiS.
Wilson, Dr. Holt Couch, Portland, July 7, 19 18.
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THE SURRENDER AT ASTORIA IN 1818.
Bt T.... C. Elliott.
With what thrills of patriotic feeling have the people of this republic watched the forward progress of the American flag on the battle fields of France during this year 1918 ! ! So intense has been the interest in the outcome of our national participation in the greatest war of all history that we have all but overlooked the historic event on the Pacific Coast one hundred years ago, when the American flag was first raised by national authority over the country drained by the waters of the great G>lumbia river.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ara W., Eugene, August s^, 1918.
Mayer, r. J. Alex., Portland, September 10, 1918.
'McFarland, Ebenezer B., Portland, July s» ipiS.
Wilson, Dr. Holt Couch, Portland, July 7, 19 18.
Digitized by VjOOQIC -K J Digitized by VjOOQIC Digitized by VjOOQIC THE QUARTERLY oillie Oregon Historical Society VolomkXIX DECEMBER, 1918 Numbkb4 GopyflUrlit» 1918. bj th« Ortcon mstorieal SodctF Th« QomrtorljdSMTowiNsiMmilbmtyfortlM podtioiii takMkbj oontribatorttoita pftgM.
THE SURRENDER AT ASTORIA IN 1818.
Bt T.... C. Elliott.
With what thrills of patriotic feeling have the people of this republic watched the forward progress of the American flag on the battle fields of France during this year 1918 ! ! So intense has been the interest in the outcome of our national participation in the greatest war of all history that we have all but overlooked the historic event on the Pacific Coast one hundred years ago, when the American flag was first raised by national authority over the country drained by the waters of the great G>lumbia river.
What to read after Quarterly, volume 19?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oregon Historical Society to read onlineMoreLess
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