of the Pioneers
182
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Chapter II—
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A Notable Pioneer Reformer, John Denny
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188
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Chapter III—
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A Tireless Foundation Builder, David Thomas Denny
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203
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Threats from Anti-Chinese Agitators
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211
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His Own Account of Arrival on Elliott Bay
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214
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Surrounded by Indians
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243
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Trials and Triumph
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256
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Chapter IV—
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A Lively Celebration of the First Wedding on Elliott Bay
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258
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Story of a Bear Hunt
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268
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Chapter V—
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Indian Courtship
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275
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On the Day of Battle
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276
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Chapter VI—
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Discovery of Shilshole or Salmon Bay
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310
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An Escape from Murderous Savages
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313
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Defense with a Hatchet
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316
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Chapter VII—
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Immune Because of Indian Superstition
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323
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Chapter VIII—
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Saving an Auburn-haired Girl
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341
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Chapter IX—
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A Grand Description of a Vast Forest Fire
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350
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Poem—"The Mortgage"
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352
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Poem—"Pacific’s Pioneers"
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354
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Chapter X—
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Hanging of Leschi
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370
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Poem—"The Chief’s Reply"
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388
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Part III.
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Chapter I—
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Shooting of Lachuse
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392
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The Fight at Fort Nesqually
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395
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Abbie Casto’s Fate
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409
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Chapter II—
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How the Old Shell Blew Up a Stump and Cautioned Mr. Horton
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423
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Mr. Beaty and the Cheese
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425
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Chapter III—
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Poem—"The Beaver’s Requiem"
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436
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Chapter IV—
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Poem—"The Voice of the Old University Bell"
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459
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Chapter V—
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Charming Description of Early Days on the Chehalis
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467
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Chapter VI—
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Founding of Port Townsend
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481
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Chapter VII—
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A Number of Noted Names
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489
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Poem—"Hail, and Farewell"
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503
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