The West in American HistoryThomas Y. Crowell Company, 1937 - 682 halaman |
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... Union , and will they not be in some measure disinclined to support it ? . . . . . No people are more patriotic and firmly attached to the government of the Union than those of the west ; the idea of a separation has never been indulged ...
... Union , and will they not be in some measure disinclined to support it ? . . . . . No people are more patriotic and firmly attached to the government of the Union than those of the west ; the idea of a separation has never been indulged ...
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... Union Pacific . Just as the mad rush of the forty - niners to California has a place in history not accorded to the equally large migrations of the years immedi- ately following , so Americans never again were thrilled as they were when ...
... Union Pacific . Just as the mad rush of the forty - niners to California has a place in history not accorded to the equally large migrations of the years immedi- ately following , so Americans never again were thrilled as they were when ...
Halaman 651
... Union Pacific is John P. Davis , The Union Pacific Railroad ( 1894 ) . Other treatments are Nelson Trottman , History of the Union Pacific ( 1923 ) ; Henry K. White , History of the Union Pacific Railway ( 1895 ) ; and Edwin L. Sabin ...
... Union Pacific is John P. Davis , The Union Pacific Railroad ( 1894 ) . Other treatments are Nelson Trottman , History of the Union Pacific ( 1923 ) ; Henry K. White , History of the Union Pacific Railway ( 1895 ) ; and Edwin L. Sabin ...
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Early Spanish Explorations | 23 |
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