The West in American HistoryThomas Y. Crowell Company, 1937 - 682 halaman |
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... especially after the building of the transcontinental railroads . The high plains lead up to the elevated and impressive masses of the western cordillera . The Rocky Mountains are much higher than the Appalachians and yet they did not ...
... especially after the building of the transcontinental railroads . The high plains lead up to the elevated and impressive masses of the western cordillera . The Rocky Mountains are much higher than the Appalachians and yet they did not ...
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... especially the region recently acquired from the Cherokee Indians , he said , " have increased astonish- ingly in population , during the last twelve months , and the influx of settlers from Alabama , Tennessee , Mississippi , and the ...
... especially the region recently acquired from the Cherokee Indians , he said , " have increased astonish- ingly in population , during the last twelve months , and the influx of settlers from Alabama , Tennessee , Mississippi , and the ...
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... especially where cattle- raising on a large scale continued to be a dominant industry . THE ROUND - UP AND THE DRIVE The two great spectacles of the range cattle industry were the round - up and the drive , in which that colorful figure ...
... especially where cattle- raising on a large scale continued to be a dominant industry . THE ROUND - UP AND THE DRIVE The two great spectacles of the range cattle industry were the round - up and the drive , in which that colorful figure ...
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