The West in American HistoryThomas Y. Crowell Company, 1937 - 682 halaman |
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... English and the French for the mas- tery of America . One was the geographical factor . Albany controlled the open Mohawk highway to the Great Lakes region and the West . It guarded also the vulnerable route from Canada by way of Lake ...
... English and the French for the mas- tery of America . One was the geographical factor . Albany controlled the open Mohawk highway to the Great Lakes region and the West . It guarded also the vulnerable route from Canada by way of Lake ...
Halaman 80
... English colonists to their narrow strip of ter- ritory along the Atlantic coast . But such a belief was based on a fatal misapprehension of the character and accumulat- ing power of their opponents . Content to let their sea - to - sea ...
... English colonists to their narrow strip of ter- ritory along the Atlantic coast . But such a belief was based on a fatal misapprehension of the character and accumulat- ing power of their opponents . Content to let their sea - to - sea ...
Halaman 98
... English traders were being not merely warned out of the country but captured by the French and taken to Can- ada . Similar news drifted into Albany , Philadelphia , and Williamsburg . In 1752 a large force of French and Indians , led by ...
... English traders were being not merely warned out of the country but captured by the French and taken to Can- ada . Similar news drifted into Albany , Philadelphia , and Williamsburg . In 1752 a large force of French and Indians , led by ...
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BEHIND THE RANGES | 4 |
The Frontier of the Middle West | 11 |
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