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Beyond the Moreau

Beyond the Moreau

Jeremy Paul Ämick

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Yorkshire Publishing Group
Año de edición:
2025
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Historia social y cultural
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9780881441185
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Journey Through Time Along the Moreau RiverThe Moreau River and its various tributaries have long been a lifeline for those who call its banks home. This valuable natural resource and iconic Mid-Missouri landmark has witnessed the rise of remarkable individuals and the unfolding of pivotal moments in history.Building upon the beloved Moments on the Moreau, this collection provides snapshots of the people who laid the foundations for the communities we know today and remembers the places that have faded into history. Featuring historic photos and a deep respect for the past, these stories honor a rich legacy-inviting readers to reflect on unique moments in our collective past and inspiring them to discover more about their own ancestors.

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