The West in American HistoryThomas Y. Crowell Company, 1937 - 682 halaman |
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... period because they were the cutting edge of the advancing frontier . Into all the other States between the Appalachians and the western border of the Mis- sissippi Valley commonwealths a steady stream of people was pouring , adding to ...
... period because they were the cutting edge of the advancing frontier . Into all the other States between the Appalachians and the western border of the Mis- sissippi Valley commonwealths a steady stream of people was pouring , adding to ...
Halaman 392
... periods . The educational experiments of the period were not unknown in the West . For instance , in the newspapers and the journals of travel for the period between 1820 and 1840 , one may read of Lancastrian schools of " instruction ...
... periods . The educational experiments of the period were not unknown in the West . For instance , in the newspapers and the journals of travel for the period between 1820 and 1840 , one may read of Lancastrian schools of " instruction ...
Halaman 606
... period of three years , thus indirectly gaining some of the advantages of a system of leasing which they had failed to obtain directly . Toward the close of the three - year period they could either sell their claims or hope to secure ...
... period of three years , thus indirectly gaining some of the advantages of a system of leasing which they had failed to obtain directly . Toward the close of the three - year period they could either sell their claims or hope to secure ...
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CHAPTER | 3 |
BEHIND THE RANGES | 4 |
The Frontier of the Middle West | 11 |
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