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Jan 20, 2023 PearsonM Jan 19, 2022 nmulder Nov 05, 2021 David Conway	MS01.01.03.B02.F10.014 * Many of the houses [strikethrough: designed] that were built for ^ [early] French settlers ^ [along the Missippi River] show the influences [strikethrough: of] that this transposed form of African architecture had on the new Plantation Style of building. The village of Kaskaskia, Illinois had houses built in the manner and fashion of ^ [famous] Magnolia Mound ^ [located] near Baton Rouge, Louisiana, [strikethrough: Many] of which were built with the slave labor. These houses were usually constructed of large cypress or cedar upright timbers with ^ [a] logical post and lintel[?]	MS01.01.03.B02.F10.014 * Many of the houses [strikethrough: designed] that were built for ^ [early] French settlers ^ [along the Missippi Rover] show the influences [strikethrough: of] that this transposed form of African architecture had on the new Plantation Style of building. The village of Kaskaskia, Illinois had houses built in the manner and fashion of ^ [famous] Magnolia Mound ^ [located] near Baton Rouge, Louisiana, [strikethrough: Many] of which were built with the slave labor. These houses were usually constructed of large cypress or cedar upright timbers with ^ [a] logical past and lintel[?]

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