The West in American HistoryThomas Y. Crowell Company, 1937 - 682 halaman |
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... continued anxiety to the Spanish . They wanted to find it on their own account , so that they might be the first to use it as a highway to the wealth of the East , and especially did they desire to forestall other nations who might , by ...
... continued anxiety to the Spanish . They wanted to find it on their own account , so that they might be the first to use it as a highway to the wealth of the East , and especially did they desire to forestall other nations who might , by ...
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... continued unabated . Early in 1782 a body of frontier militia committed a massacre as brutal and despicable as anything perpe- trated by the redskins , when they murdered ninety defense- less Moravian Indian converts on the Tuscarawas ...
... continued unabated . Early in 1782 a body of frontier militia committed a massacre as brutal and despicable as anything perpe- trated by the redskins , when they murdered ninety defense- less Moravian Indian converts on the Tuscarawas ...
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... continued movement for statehood following the refusal of Congress to grant admis- sion along with the " omnibus " States in 1889. A proposal that New Mexico and Arizona should be united was rejected by the latter . Finally , in 1910 ...
... continued movement for statehood following the refusal of Congress to grant admis- sion along with the " omnibus " States in 1889. A proposal that New Mexico and Arizona should be united was rejected by the latter . Finally , in 1910 ...
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LIST OF MAPS PAGE | 11 |
Early Spanish Explorations | 23 |
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