The West in American HistoryThomas Y. Crowell Company, 1937 - 682 halaman |
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... thousand head of stock , and more than eighty wagons and carts . At San Juan , northwest of Santa Fé , he established his colony , built the first church in New Mexico , and received the allegiance of the Indians of all the surrounding ...
... thousand head of stock , and more than eighty wagons and carts . At San Juan , northwest of Santa Fé , he established his colony , built the first church in New Mexico , and received the allegiance of the Indians of all the surrounding ...
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... thousand team- sters , and worked forty - five thousand oxen . ) " Greeley saw many of these wagon trains as he traveled westward . The heavy , canvass - covered wagons with loads averaging five thou- sand pounds , were drawn by six ...
... thousand team- sters , and worked forty - five thousand oxen . ) " Greeley saw many of these wagon trains as he traveled westward . The heavy , canvass - covered wagons with loads averaging five thou- sand pounds , were drawn by six ...
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... thousands of people gathered along the northern and southern borders of the tract . They came from all parts of the ... thousand inhabitants . All too often those who had obeyed the law found the choicest locations occupied by " soon ...
... thousands of people gathered along the northern and southern borders of the tract . They came from all parts of the ... thousand inhabitants . All too often those who had obeyed the law found the choicest locations occupied by " soon ...
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