Frontier America: The Story of the Westward MovementScribner, 1959 - 832 Seiten |
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... possibly the largest and best - organized Indian army that had ever been brought together , and never before had so strong an attack- ing white force been brought to the line of battle . Wayne wore Indian patience and resistance down ...
... possibly the largest and best - organized Indian army that had ever been brought together , and never before had so strong an attack- ing white force been brought to the line of battle . Wayne wore Indian patience and resistance down ...
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... possibly more active in expanding its claims by use of the county than were any of the other states . Blanket ... possibly as old as the beginning of the modern history of England . It was , however , ideally suited to the needs of an ...
... possibly more active in expanding its claims by use of the county than were any of the other states . Blanket ... possibly as old as the beginning of the modern history of England . It was , however , ideally suited to the needs of an ...
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... Possibly the best com- parable figure can be had for Kentucky . In 1790 that district had 73,677 persons , or 32,211 males and 28,925 females , 12,430 slaves , and 114 not classified . Within the next ten years Kentucky had gained an ...
... Possibly the best com- parable figure can be had for Kentucky . In 1790 that district had 73,677 persons , or 32,211 males and 28,925 females , 12,430 slaves , and 114 not classified . Within the next ten years Kentucky had gained an ...
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CHAPTER PAGE I The American FrontierA Perspective | 2 |
The Allegheny Frontier | 26 |
The Frontier at War | 54 |
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