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| | FCGS Quarterly; Bones of Keokuk Exhumed (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) |
 | | At the 4th of July celebration, 1883, Moses Keokuk, son of the distinguished Sac chief, was in Keokuk at the special invitation of the city. |
 | | It is universally believed, however, that Keokuk's influence had been a ruling power long before, and we are told delightfully thrilling tales of his bravery, presence of mind, devotion to his people, dauntless courage, even in the face of most desperate odds, and of his splendid mental resources. |
 | | Keokuk did not disdain the arts of peace, but was a most finished orator, and his eloquence won many a victory which could have been earned, otherwise only by a recourse to arms and the sacrifice of many precious lives. |
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