The First Organized Government of Dakota
The First Organized Government of Dakota
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134 MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY COLLECTIONS.
GOVEENOE ALBEIGHT'S NAEEATIVE.
Comparatively few of those who, in these later days, jour- ney over the parallel of 44 from the Mississippi to the Mis- souri rivers, and from the windows of luxurious cars look out upon thrifty towns, comfortable dwellings, and highly culti- vated farms, dotted here and there with beautiful groves, call to mind the fact that little more than a generation has elapsed since the country through which they are speed...ing was a wilderness of prairie, destitute alike of improvement or the semblance of trees, except as they occasionally fringed the margins of small lakes or sluggish streams. The white man's foot had seldom left its impress upon the virgin sward. A few adventurous trappers had invaded it for game and pelts; Mcollet had explored it in the interest of science; and in 1857 Colonel William H. Nobles, of St. Paul, laid out and marked by earth mounds the first road across it, doing this by order of the Secretary of War, and under strong military escort.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E. F.
134 MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY COLLECTIONS.
GOVEENOE ALBEIGHT'S NAEEATIVE.
Comparatively few of those who, in these later days, jour- ney over the parallel of 44 from the Mississippi to the Mis- souri rivers, and from the windows of luxurious cars look out upon thrifty towns, comfortable dwellings, and highly culti- vated farms, dotted here and there with beautiful groves, call to mind the fact that little more than a generation has elapsed since the country through which they are speed...ing was a wilderness of prairie, destitute alike of improvement or the semblance of trees, except as they occasionally fringed the margins of small lakes or sluggish streams. The white man's foot had seldom left its impress upon the virgin sward. A few adventurous trappers had invaded it for game and pelts; Mcollet had explored it in the interest of science; and in 1857 Colonel William H. Nobles, of St. Paul, laid out and marked by earth mounds the first road across it, doing this by order of the Secretary of War, and under strong military escort.
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