The West in American HistoryThomas Y. Crowell Company, 1937 - 682 halaman |
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... lived the Seminoles who were later to give Andrew Jackson experiences that helped to make him a western hero . North of the Ohio River lived numerous tribes of Indians who , because of linguistic similarities , are classified as Algon ...
... lived the Seminoles who were later to give Andrew Jackson experiences that helped to make him a western hero . North of the Ohio River lived numerous tribes of Indians who , because of linguistic similarities , are classified as Algon ...
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... lived post called Fort L'Huillier on the Blue Earth River in Minnesota and opened trade with the Sioux . Even more indicative of Iberville's grasp of the essential strategy of extending French dominion were his schemes to combat the ...
... lived post called Fort L'Huillier on the Blue Earth River in Minnesota and opened trade with the Sioux . Even more indicative of Iberville's grasp of the essential strategy of extending French dominion were his schemes to combat the ...
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... lived lonely , isolated lives , far apart from each other , and they resented the coming of the regular settlers . Henry O'Reilly cited the instance of a man named Hincher in western New York who lived twelve miles from his nearest ...
... lived lonely , isolated lives , far apart from each other , and they resented the coming of the regular settlers . Henry O'Reilly cited the instance of a man named Hincher in western New York who lived twelve miles from his nearest ...
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