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[[His?]] [[discenty?]] 1. | [[His?]] [[discenty?]] 1. Inssissing N. Orleans - | ||
________ | ________ | ||
X To me N.O. was an inlenaty point the inm penlenstens as having been & was | X To me N.O. was an inlenaty point the [[inm penlenstens?]] as having been & was ere then | ||
the hot bed for | the hot bed for all operations regarding Texas. | ||
Then | Then resources of all sorts ^for [[?yputythe amen?]] were centralized, & an ray emerging then on [[ahge?]] found parts | ||
to N.O. to assist in riding the [[?each]] in every possible way betw the New Republic & Mexico * | |||
There was a charm to me ere as an Traveller in the North expance of the Gulf of Mexico: its lazy calms, | |||
gentle ans. [[ unclear: ped snither heges ? Harmies, accinged ink tanfer lightig & ? feds]] | |||
of Thunder - the freezing Northers then it was the cruyeg [[crying?]] groan of pirates of ? [[atereach?]] by the richly | |||
laden galleons &c - Ner the shary almost [[nnemths?]] entrances of the ^[[thist?]] & turbid Mississippi, | |||
its lon mud shores, with vast quantities of drift wood, from impenetrable forests in lands unknown | |||
& then the aligators sleeping in the water looking like pieces of drift wood. | |||
Around this mighty [[therm?]] ^then in the waters the land became a little higher, [[steams?]], | |||
^[[jass?]] vessels of all sizes began to [[mnd?]] - the [[resketin?]] | |||
Latest revision as of 01:24, 14 September 2022
His? discenty? 1. Inssissing N. Orleans -
________
X To me N.O. was an inlenaty point the inm penlenstens? as having been & was ere then the hot bed for all operations regarding Texas.
Then resources of all sorts ^for ?yputythe amen? were centralized, & an ray emerging then on ahge? found parts
to N.O. to assist in riding the ?each in every possible way betw the New Republic & Mexico *
There was a charm to me ere as an Traveller in the North expance of the Gulf of Mexico: its lazy calms,
gentle ans. unclear: ped snither heges ? Harmies, accinged ink tanfer lightig & ? feds of Thunder - the freezing Northers then it was the cruyeg crying? groan of pirates of ? atereach? by the richly laden galleons &c - Ner the shary almost nnemths? entrances of the ^thist? & turbid Mississippi, its lon mud shores, with vast quantities of drift wood, from impenetrable forests in lands unknown & then the aligators sleeping in the water looking like pieces of drift wood.
Around this mighty therm? ^then in the waters the land became a little higher, steams?,