The West in American HistoryThomas Y. Crowell Company, 1937 - 682 halaman |
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... eastern rim of what is often called the inner valley . From Lake Champlain this valley follows the Hudson southward to the Catskills , and then runs in a southwestward direction through Pennsylvania , where its surface is rumpled by ...
... eastern rim of what is often called the inner valley . From Lake Champlain this valley follows the Hudson southward to the Catskills , and then runs in a southwestward direction through Pennsylvania , where its surface is rumpled by ...
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... eastern and northern Texas , and even reached the Spanish settlements . In 1713 Louis Juchereau de St. Denis established a post at Natchitoches on the Red River and in the years immediately following made the expeditions to the Rio ...
... eastern and northern Texas , and even reached the Spanish settlements . In 1713 Louis Juchereau de St. Denis established a post at Natchitoches on the Red River and in the years immediately following made the expeditions to the Rio ...
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... eastern newspapers all helped to facilitate travel and stimulate emigration by making the name " Iowa " a household word . Farmers in the eastern States and in Ohio and Indiana were discouraged because of drouth , a fatal epidemic of ...
... eastern newspapers all helped to facilitate travel and stimulate emigration by making the name " Iowa " a household word . Farmers in the eastern States and in Ohio and Indiana were discouraged because of drouth , a fatal epidemic of ...
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