Frontier America: The Story of the Westward MovementScribner, 1969 - 836 Seiten |
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... Virginia and remained close to Virginia territory . This group created demands for established political institutions as they moved westward . Obviously such a population movement was slower than that which ran ahead of both the Virginia ...
... Virginia and remained close to Virginia territory . This group created demands for established political institutions as they moved westward . Obviously such a population movement was slower than that which ran ahead of both the Virginia ...
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... Virginia might make to extend her jurisdiction by creating Westmoreland County , which absorbed the area at the head of the Ohio on which the fort was located . For the next two years , 1772- 1774 , there was a tug of war between Virginia ...
... Virginia might make to extend her jurisdiction by creating Westmoreland County , which absorbed the area at the head of the Ohio on which the fort was located . For the next two years , 1772- 1774 , there was a tug of war between Virginia ...
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... Virginia's interest in the western country could hardly survive the aggressiveness of the Transyl- vania Company . At this juncture , let us take notice of the sharp personal conflict which was brewing . Pro - Henderson historians of ...
... Virginia's interest in the western country could hardly survive the aggressiveness of the Transyl- vania Company . At this juncture , let us take notice of the sharp personal conflict which was brewing . Pro - Henderson historians of ...
Inhalt
CHAPTER PAGE I The American FrontierA Perspective | 2 |
The Allegheny Frontier | 26 |
The Frontier at War | 54 |
Urheberrecht | |
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