The West in American HistoryThomas Y. Crowell Company, 1937 - 682 halaman |
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... living in daily contact with the Indians could scarcely be expected to view that race with the perspective that was possible to the person dwelling in safety in a settled community far removed from scenes of conflict and irritation ...
... living in daily contact with the Indians could scarcely be expected to view that race with the perspective that was possible to the person dwelling in safety in a settled community far removed from scenes of conflict and irritation ...
Halaman 311
... living and evidences of pros- perity , so also it had others who failed to keep step with the march of progress . In periods when the westward movement was in full swing and easterners were alarmed by the drain of their labor supply and ...
... living and evidences of pros- perity , so also it had others who failed to keep step with the march of progress . In periods when the westward movement was in full swing and easterners were alarmed by the drain of their labor supply and ...
Halaman 340
... living west of the Mississippi River were expressed with equal vigor in a memorial asking for the creation of the Territory of Wisconsin . " That ten or twelve thousand free- men , Citizens of the United States , living in its territory ...
... living west of the Mississippi River were expressed with equal vigor in a memorial asking for the creation of the Territory of Wisconsin . " That ten or twelve thousand free- men , Citizens of the United States , living in its territory ...
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