The West in American HistoryThomas Y. Crowell Company, 1937 - 682 halaman |
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... hope for the fulfillment of its unsatisfied claims . George Wash- ington took the lead in urging the speedy donation of western lands to Virginia soldiers in accordance with a promise which had been made by Governor Dinwiddie ...
... hope for the fulfillment of its unsatisfied claims . George Wash- ington took the lead in urging the speedy donation of western lands to Virginia soldiers in accordance with a promise which had been made by Governor Dinwiddie ...
Halaman 296
... hope that it will take effect without further delay . " This hope was soon gratified . Other appropriations resulted in some improvement of a route of travel from Georgia westward through Alabama and Mississippi and a portion of the ...
... hope that it will take effect without further delay . " This hope was soon gratified . Other appropriations resulted in some improvement of a route of travel from Georgia westward through Alabama and Mississippi and a portion of the ...
Halaman 347
... hope of securing better terms from Congress at a later time . Before this time arrived , however , the settlers in the Tennessee region , realizing that they could hope for little or no help from North Carolina in the way of either ...
... hope of securing better terms from Congress at a later time . Before this time arrived , however , the settlers in the Tennessee region , realizing that they could hope for little or no help from North Carolina in the way of either ...
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