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... eastern bank of the Mississippi . XII THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE XIII · 189-221 Transfer of Louisiana to France . Objections of the United States to the transfer . Jefferson's view . Right of deposit withdrawn . The West and South aroused ...
... eastern bank of the Mississippi . XII THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE XIII · 189-221 Transfer of Louisiana to France . Objections of the United States to the transfer . Jefferson's view . Right of deposit withdrawn . The West and South aroused ...
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... eastern slope of the Alle- ghanies . In 1750 the prospect of any expansion of the American colonies to the west seemed very small . The mountains , range beyond range , made a natural barrier to any extension toward the west . There was ...
... eastern slope of the Alle- ghanies . In 1750 the prospect of any expansion of the American colonies to the west seemed very small . The mountains , range beyond range , made a natural barrier to any extension toward the west . There was ...
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... eastern and western ranges of the Appalachian Mountains the pioneer might journey for hundreds of miles without difficulty . The journey northward to Ohio River or southward along the branches of the Tennessee presented no difficulties ...
... eastern and western ranges of the Appalachian Mountains the pioneer might journey for hundreds of miles without difficulty . The journey northward to Ohio River or southward along the branches of the Tennessee presented no difficulties ...
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... eastern neigh- bors . The Quebec Act of 1774 , by which the boundaries of Quebec were extended to Mississippi River on the west and the Ohio on the south , was looked upon as an oppress- ive measure , because one of its objects was to ...
... eastern neigh- bors . The Quebec Act of 1774 , by which the boundaries of Quebec were extended to Mississippi River on the west and the Ohio on the south , was looked upon as an oppress- ive measure , because one of its objects was to ...
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Duke of York . This cession was recognized by the two eastern States and they relinquished their claim to what is now eastern New York , but still asserted their ownership to the country to the west . Massachusetts considered as its ...
Duke of York . This cession was recognized by the two eastern States and they relinquished their claim to what is now eastern New York , but still asserted their ownership to the country to the west . Massachusetts considered as its ...
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admission admitted American appointed Assembly became Boonesborough boundary Britain British ceded cession Chillicothe Clair Clark clause Colonel colony committee Congress Connecticut Constitution convention Cutler delegates district east eastern elected emigrants established expedition favor formed France Franklin French gave George Rogers Clark give governor granted houses Illinois Illinois country important independent Indiana Territory Indians inhabitants Jefferson journey Kentucky Lake land claims laws leader legislative legislature Little Miami River Louisiana Louisiana Purchase matter ment Michigan miles Mississippi Mississippi River Missouri mountains Napoleon nation navigation negotiations North Carolina northern Northwest Territory Ohio Company Ohio River Ordinance of 1787 Orleans party passed peace pioneers population possession purchase question Revolution sent settled settlements settlers Sevier slavery slaves southern Spain Spanish Tennessee thousand tion township trade treaty Union United valley village Vincennes Virginia vote Watauga western lands Wilkinson