The West in American HistoryThomas Y. Crowell Company, 1937 - 682 halaman |
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... east as the Perdido River , now a part of the eastern boundary of Alabama . Spain's objections to this interpretation were of little concern to the American frontiersmen . They moved into the western portion of West Florida , staged an ...
... east as the Perdido River , now a part of the eastern boundary of Alabama . Spain's objections to this interpretation were of little concern to the American frontiersmen . They moved into the western portion of West Florida , staged an ...
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... East , however , was violently hostile to a procedure that would greatly reduce the federal revenue received from land sales , and enhance the attractiveness of the West that was already depriving the eastern States of any excess ...
... East , however , was violently hostile to a procedure that would greatly reduce the federal revenue received from land sales , and enhance the attractiveness of the West that was already depriving the eastern States of any excess ...
Halaman 304
... Eastern sup- port was gained by provision for a branch connection with Chicago which indirectly offered connection with the East . The law gave the Illinois Central and the Mobile and Ohio a generous right of way through the public ...
... Eastern sup- port was gained by provision for a branch connection with Chicago which indirectly offered connection with the East . The law gave the Illinois Central and the Mobile and Ohio a generous right of way through the public ...
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