The West in American HistoryThomas Y. Crowell Company, 1937 - 682 halaman |
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... region . Frequently , the lure of lands further west was too strong to be resisted by these pioneer farmers . Many of them disposed of their farms and improvements after a few years and joined the procession of those moving to some ...
... region . Frequently , the lure of lands further west was too strong to be resisted by these pioneer farmers . Many of them disposed of their farms and improvements after a few years and joined the procession of those moving to some ...
Halaman 609
... region that was to become Oklahoma . The mountain region was first a fur traders ' frontier . The fur trade , however , here as elsewhere was a temporary activity , destined to dwindle and disappear as soon as the country in which it ...
... region that was to become Oklahoma . The mountain region was first a fur traders ' frontier . The fur trade , however , here as elsewhere was a temporary activity , destined to dwindle and disappear as soon as the country in which it ...
Halaman 613
... region . Each region still bore many of the im- prints of its distinctive origin , as it must long continue to do , but the old days of the " Wild West " were gone , never to return . The history of the settlement of the Far West as a ...
... region . Each region still bore many of the im- prints of its distinctive origin , as it must long continue to do , but the old days of the " Wild West " were gone , never to return . The history of the settlement of the Far West as a ...
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Early Spanish Explorations | 23 |
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