The West in American HistoryThomas Y. Crowell Company, 1937 - 682 halaman |
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... southern States crossed Texas and pressed on , either to Santa Fé or by a more southern route , eventually following the Gila to the Colorado and into California . Others outfitted at Fort Smith and proceeded by the newly - opened ...
... southern States crossed Texas and pressed on , either to Santa Fé or by a more southern route , eventually following the Gila to the Colorado and into California . Others outfitted at Fort Smith and proceeded by the newly - opened ...
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... southern administration in Washington . In fact , when Congress assembled in December , 1853 , the southern route seemed all but assured . This was the situation confronting the people of Missouri , Iowa , and Illinois , who were ...
... southern administration in Washington . In fact , when Congress assembled in December , 1853 , the southern route seemed all but assured . This was the situation confronting the people of Missouri , Iowa , and Illinois , who were ...
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... Southern Pacific . The Southern Pacific was organized by the same men who built the Central Pacific . By building lines across California to Needles and Yuma they virtually had the Atlantic and Pa- cific and the Texas Pacific at their ...
... Southern Pacific . The Southern Pacific was organized by the same men who built the Central Pacific . By building lines across California to Needles and Yuma they virtually had the Atlantic and Pa- cific and the Texas Pacific at their ...
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