The Shaping of the American Past, Volume 2Prentice-Hall, 1975 - 1002 pages |
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... appeared for the first time the image of America as a place to which ordinary men can go to improve their condition . It remains a puzzle , nevertheless , why so many Englishmen left their homeland . The loss of life in Virginia in the ...
... appeared for the first time the image of America as a place to which ordinary men can go to improve their condition . It remains a puzzle , nevertheless , why so many Englishmen left their homeland . The loss of life in Virginia in the ...
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... appeared when the Pilgrims , fleeing from the " corruption " of the Old World , established a tiny village at Plymouth harbor . Other small groups soon settled to the north . Not until the Great Puritan Migration began in 1629 , however ...
... appeared when the Pilgrims , fleeing from the " corruption " of the Old World , established a tiny village at Plymouth harbor . Other small groups soon settled to the north . Not until the Great Puritan Migration began in 1629 , however ...
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... appeared to be settled by the Compromise of 1850 , and the gold rush to California , with the ensu- ing boom in the national economy , held out hopes of an abundant future . In 1854 , however , the slavery problem was suddenly reopened ...
... appeared to be settled by the Compromise of 1850 , and the gold rush to California , with the ensu- ing boom in the national economy , held out hopes of an abundant future . In 1854 , however , the slavery problem was suddenly reopened ...
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The nature of the homeland | 2 |
Britains libertarian constitution | 9 |
The South | 15 |
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