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Report of Corresponding Secretary.5
actual condition of the first settlers; the men who first cleared our forests, many of whom, without public notoriety, have laid the foundations of the prosperity and blessings we now enjoy; the hardships they endured, the wonderful development of resources through their agency, the broad views entertained in laying the foundations for our schools and educational institutions which they not only founded and fostered, the progress made in Christian civilization which has attracted the
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