Frontier America: The Story of the Westward MovementScribner, 1959 - 832 Seiten |
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... trail from Cumber- land Gap to the south bank of the Kentucky was made famous in 1775 by Daniel Boone and his party of trail blazers who went forward in the pay of the Transylvania Company . From that date until after the founding of ...
... trail from Cumber- land Gap to the south bank of the Kentucky was made famous in 1775 by Daniel Boone and his party of trail blazers who went forward in the pay of the Transylvania Company . From that date until after the founding of ...
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... Trail driving differed from ranch labor in many respects ; it meant equally as strenuous work . Trail herds were often organized from several bands of range cattle . Generally a trail herd was assembled from among the better and more ...
... Trail driving differed from ranch labor in many respects ; it meant equally as strenuous work . Trail herds were often organized from several bands of range cattle . Generally a trail herd was assembled from among the better and more ...
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... trail herding ended , at least a dozen trails reached up from the south to the shifting market centers north of Texas . This series of trails fanned out all the way from Baxter Springs on the eastern Kansas border to Albuquerque in the ...
... trail herding ended , at least a dozen trails reached up from the south to the shifting market centers north of Texas . This series of trails fanned out all the way from Baxter Springs on the eastern Kansas border to Albuquerque in the ...
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CHAPTER PAGE I The American FrontierA Perspective | 2 |
The Allegheny Frontier | 26 |
The Frontier at War | 54 |
Urheberrecht | |
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