Arthur Herman Quotes

The Archetypal Dwelling Of The American Frontier, The Log Cabin, Was In Fact A Scots Development, If Not Invention. The Word Itself, Cabine, Meant Any Sort Of Rude Enclosure Or Hut, Made Of Stone And Dirt In Scotland, Or Sod And Mud In Ireland.

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