The West in American HistoryThomas Y. Crowell Company, 1937 - 682 halaman |
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... settlers lay in cooperation with the British . If he did not actually instruct the natives to bring back scalps , it is certain that he paid for many of these gruesome trophies , and thus earned the hateful title of " hair - buyer ...
... settlers lay in cooperation with the British . If he did not actually instruct the natives to bring back scalps , it is certain that he paid for many of these gruesome trophies , and thus earned the hateful title of " hair - buyer ...
Halaman 324
... settlers were without means with which to equip themselves even for the westward journey , and that they borrowed from , or were helped by , more fortunate relatives or friends . Upon arrival at their destination the settlers were con ...
... settlers were without means with which to equip themselves even for the westward journey , and that they borrowed from , or were helped by , more fortunate relatives or friends . Upon arrival at their destination the settlers were con ...
Halaman 564
... settlers had not crossed , and later desired to occupy , the lands of the Indians . The hatred of the frontiersmen for the red men , described in previous chapters , was in no degree abated among most of those who moved into the Far ...
... settlers had not crossed , and later desired to occupy , the lands of the Indians . The hatred of the frontiersmen for the red men , described in previous chapters , was in no degree abated among most of those who moved into the Far ...
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