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This history of Edgar County is taken from the book, "The History of Edgar County, Illinois",
published in 1879 by Wm. Le Baron, Jr. & Co., 186 Dearborn Street, Chicago, Ill. It was
compiled by historians, W. H. Perrin, H. H. Hill, and A. A. Graham.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
- Source of the Mississippi
- Mouth of the Mississippi
- Wild Prairie
- La Salle Landing on the Shore of Green Bay
- Buffalo Hunt
- Trapping
- Hunting
- Iroquois Chief
- Pontiac, the Ottawa Chieftain
- Indians Attacking Frontiersmen
- A Prarie Storm
- A Pioneer Dwelling
- Breaking Prarie
- Tecumseh, the Shawnee Chieftain
- Indians Attacking a Stockade
- Black Hawk, the Sac Chieftain
- Big Eagle
- Captain Jack, the Modoc Chieftain
- Kinzie House
- Village Residence
- A Representative Pioneer
- Lincoln Monument, Springfield, Ill.
- A Pioneer School House
- Farm View in the Winter
- High Bridge and Lake Bluff
- Great Iron Bridge of Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific Railroad, Crossing
the River at Davenport, Iowa
- A Western Dwelling
- Hunting Prairie Wolves at an Early Day
- Starved Rock, on the Illinois River,
La Salle County, Ill.
- An Early Settlement
- Chicago in 1833
- Old Fort Dearborn in 1830
- Present site of Lake Street Bridge,
Chicago, in 1833
- Pioneers' First Winter
- View of the City of Chicago
- Shabbona
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