The West in American HistoryThomas Y. Crowell Company, 1937 - 682 halaman |
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... organized it as Washington County . DANIEL BOONE AND KENTUCKY Before a regularly organized government was thus given to Watauga a new western community , called Transylvania by its promoters , was seeking recognition from the harassed ...
... organized it as Washington County . DANIEL BOONE AND KENTUCKY Before a regularly organized government was thus given to Watauga a new western community , called Transylvania by its promoters , was seeking recognition from the harassed ...
Halaman 149
... organized in Boonesborough . A rescue was fortunately effected , because the girls , in true frontier fashion , had succeeded in leaving a trail marked by torn bits of clothing . This episode proved to be no isolated or accidental ...
... organized in Boonesborough . A rescue was fortunately effected , because the girls , in true frontier fashion , had succeeded in leaving a trail marked by torn bits of clothing . This episode proved to be no isolated or accidental ...
Halaman 542
... organized in 1863 , both as the result of the mining advance . For some time there had been agitation for separate territorial organi- zation in the western part of New Mexico Territory . This movement was accelerated by the gold ...
... organized in 1863 , both as the result of the mining advance . For some time there had been agitation for separate territorial organi- zation in the western part of New Mexico Territory . This movement was accelerated by the gold ...
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BEHIND THE RANGES | 4 |
The Frontier of the Middle West | 11 |
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