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... tion to American development , was destined to operate to the advantage of the new republic ; for it forced it to take action destined to put an end to the intolerable situation by which the entire portion of its territory west of the ...
... tion to American development , was destined to operate to the advantage of the new republic ; for it forced it to take action destined to put an end to the intolerable situation by which the entire portion of its territory west of the ...
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... tion were made to meet the unexpected conditions resulting from the westward movement ; and men who were neither northern nor southern , but western , had a share in influencing the administration of national affairs . An attempt is ...
... tion were made to meet the unexpected conditions resulting from the westward movement ; and men who were neither northern nor southern , but western , had a share in influencing the administration of national affairs . An attempt is ...
Page x
... tion of the country is considered , and which does not con- fine itself to one period , it is necessary that territory must be traversed which is covered by other writers in the series . It is believed that this will be an advantage ...
... tion of the country is considered , and which does not con- fine itself to one period , it is necessary that territory must be traversed which is covered by other writers in the series . It is believed that this will be an advantage ...
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... tion . Petition to the Virginia Assembly . The August Convention . Address to the people . Action of the Virginia Assembly . Later conventions . Final convention at Danville . Admission of Kentucky . Its constitution . Slavery clause ...
... tion . Petition to the Virginia Assembly . The August Convention . Address to the people . Action of the Virginia Assembly . Later conventions . Final convention at Danville . Admission of Kentucky . Its constitution . Slavery clause ...
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... tion of Ohio . That of Indiana . Of Illinois . Religious characteristics . Congregationalism and Presbyterianism . Re- port of Mills and Schermerhorn . Methodism . The circuit rider . Camp meetings . The founder of Methodism . Spread of ...
... tion of Ohio . That of Indiana . Of Illinois . Religious characteristics . Congregationalism and Presbyterianism . Re- port of Mills and Schermerhorn . Methodism . The circuit rider . Camp meetings . The founder of Methodism . Spread of ...
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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