Report of the Chief of Engineers U S Army
The plans for the city's terminals are not yet fully worked out, but the cost of the
work contemplated, including the purchase of land, ... channel 100 feet wide and
2,600 feet long from the main channel to their terminals on Hookers Point.
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Congressional Record
So I repeat , that unless our demands run above three or four million we probably
could make it with those between 21 ... Like the modern army , however , they
enter the armed services of the Nathe prostitute army has taken to wheels tion to
...
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The History and Genealogies of Ancient Windsor Connecticut History
The following sketch of this Windsor firm has been furnished for our pages by
Edward Hooker, Esq, Commander U. S. N. See also the Hooker ... When the war
commenced their stores were made a depot for collection of supplies for the army
. ... their business almost ruined, their funds gone, and the fact forcibly presented
to them that they must commence life over again, and build up their trade anew.
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Report of the Chief of Engineers U S Army
The plans for the city's terminals are not yet fully worked out, but the cost of the
work contemplated, including the purchase of land, ... channel 100 feet wide and
2,600 feet long from the main channel to their terminals on Hookers Point.
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The History of Ancient Windsor
James and Horace Hooker , sons of Nathaniel Hooker , of Hartford , received
their early mercantile training in their father's business house ; and at an early ...
When the war commenced their stores were made a depot for collection of
supplies for the army . ... almost ruined , their funds gone , and the fact forcibly
presented to them that they must commence life over again , and build up their
trade anew .
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The Iron Age
The master found : First , a saving in wages of hooker boys of $ 19,461.30 ;
second , a saving in rollers ' wages of $ 16 ,365.33 ... I refer here more
particularly to the work being done by merchants in seeing that supplies for the
army , & c . , which should be purchased in ... The opportunity is now afforded to
lay the foundations of a lucrative and ever increasing trade , which would build
up American cities ...
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The Proceedings of the South Carolina Historical Association
We need to be out in the field more in one way or another , for this will continue to
build our audience . ... General “ Fighting Joe ” Hooker and his attempts to restore
the morale of the Union army following their disastrous loss at Fredericksburg ...
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Sun Sand and Water
A History of the Jacksonville District U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, 1821-1975
George E. Buker ... He also pointed out that the Tampa Terminal Company had
plans to develop a rail terminal and wharves on East Grassy Island ( now known
as ... only via its own railroad bridge ; and the Tampa Northern Railroad owned
all of Hookers Point , which was connected to the city exclusively through its rail
line .
Author: George E. Buker
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The Papers of Ulysses S Grant April 1 July 6 1863
The President and General - in - Chief have just returned from the Army of the
Potomac . The principal operation of General Hooker failed but there has been
no serious disaster to the organization & efficiency of the Army . ... Grant , stating
that the Party sent down some ten days since to construct a Telegraph Line from
Millikens Bend to New Carthage were unable to obtain the necessary
transportation to ...
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Red Files
... build the “ Star Wars ” antimissile shield threatened the Politburo , already
strained by its space and military allocations , with ... If that misfortune seems of
little interest to foreigners , remember the small army of Russian hookers now
hawking ...
Author: George Feifer
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Chambers Biographical Dictionary
AIA Guide to the Architecture of Washington D C
... a sop to politicians from the Keystone State, who became disgruntled when
Congress decided to build a national capital ... but the women refused and
started taunting him by calling themselves “Hooker's Army,” later shortened to “
hookers.
Author: G. Martin Moeller Jr.
Publisher: JHU Press
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Page: 312
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Newsweek
Weekly World News
Saddam. Hussein. or. build. robot. double. -. OF. HIS. MOM! By MIKE FOSTER /
Weekly World News ... "She allowed him to grab a bigger share of food than his
siblings and would constantly treat him to gifts such as toy soldiers and wooden
guns. ... HOOKERS. $. FROM. BAmE. FAT. gong to war, soys SAN FRANCISCO,
Calif. — Vietnam vets aren't the only ones who suffer from the tragic effects of ...
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FBIS Report
Facts Reports
American Aviation Historical Society Journal
12 Kennedy ' s was a monograph on German Army tactics of World War II written
for the American General Staff and describes the ... The Bomber Brigade in
particular continued to make determined attacks on the German Forces up to
September sixteenth . ... The British put a number of real " hookers ” on this
agreement which included the wearing of the R . A . F . uniform and a double
oath of allegiance ...
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