The West in American HistoryThomas Y. Crowell Company, 1937 - 682 halaman |
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... posts for the reasons that the American government had failed to carry out is promises in regard to the collection of British debts and the treatment of loyalists . There were good grounds for this excuse , although it is an open ...
... posts for the reasons that the American government had failed to carry out is promises in regard to the collection of British debts and the treatment of loyalists . There were good grounds for this excuse , although it is an open ...
Halaman 209
... posts by the date agreed upon - June 1 , 1796 . Grenville had come to the conclusion that the holding of posts within American territory was not essential to the continuance of British trade with the Indians of the northwest . Stations ...
... posts by the date agreed upon - June 1 , 1796 . Grenville had come to the conclusion that the holding of posts within American territory was not essential to the continuance of British trade with the Indians of the northwest . Stations ...
Halaman 437
... posts were main- tained in the upper Columbia region at Fort Walla Walla , Fort Colville , and Fort Okonagan ; and in the Idaho country at Fort Boise and Fort Hall . The latter post , which was destined to be an important stopping ...
... posts were main- tained in the upper Columbia region at Fort Walla Walla , Fort Colville , and Fort Okonagan ; and in the Idaho country at Fort Boise and Fort Hall . The latter post , which was destined to be an important stopping ...
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