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Page vii
... interest as in the first case , but with the added advantage of strict adherence to historical method . Following this second plan , we divide the great migration into waves . The first of these brought to the West those pioneers who ...
... interest as in the first case , but with the added advantage of strict adherence to historical method . Following this second plan , we divide the great migration into waves . The first of these brought to the West those pioneers who ...
Page viii
... interest . In every case , attendant condi- tions govern procedure ; but , despite this , we are able to deduce certain general rules controlling the government of Territories and their creation into States . For this purpose a study of ...
... interest . In every case , attendant condi- tions govern procedure ; but , despite this , we are able to deduce certain general rules controlling the government of Territories and their creation into States . For this purpose a study of ...
Page ix
... interest but of present - day importance to understand how the national government met the questions which came as a result of ex- pansion . The growth of the West has influenced the nation as a whole . Changes in the interpretation of ...
... interest but of present - day importance to understand how the national government met the questions which came as a result of ex- pansion . The growth of the West has influenced the nation as a whole . Changes in the interpretation of ...
Page x
... may add to the increasing interest in western history . Too often in school and col- lege the history of the United States is taught as if the nation was still situated east of the Alleghanies , and X THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE.
... may add to the increasing interest in western history . Too often in school and col- lege the history of the United States is taught as if the nation was still situated east of the Alleghanies , and X THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE.
Page xvii
... interest in the exploration . Ledyard's expedition . Jefferson's message to Congress . Ignorance of the country acquired . Expedition of Lewis and Clark . Their qualifica- tions . Their instructions . The journey up the Missouri . Their ...
... interest in the exploration . Ledyard's expedition . Jefferson's message to Congress . Ignorance of the country acquired . Expedition of Lewis and Clark . Their qualifica- tions . Their instructions . The journey up the Missouri . Their ...
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