The Development of AmericaAmerican Book Company, 1936 - 772 pages |
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... River and the Mississippi River , and then to other parts of the world . They were therefore insisting upon the free navigation of the Mississippi River . However , Spain , which held the land west of the river as well as Florida , was ...
... River and the Mississippi River , and then to other parts of the world . They were therefore insisting upon the free navigation of the Mississippi River . However , Spain , which held the land west of the river as well as Florida , was ...
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... River north of Florida belonged to the United States . The new nation feared that with the control of the mouth of the river and the region west of the Mississippi in the hands of a foreign power , difficulties might develop . Yet , so ...
... River north of Florida belonged to the United States . The new nation feared that with the control of the mouth of the river and the region west of the Mississippi in the hands of a foreign power , difficulties might develop . Yet , so ...
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... River . In 1805 he ascended the Mississippi River in search of its source , and later he made his way up the Arkansas River toward the west , where finally he came to Pikes Peak , which is named in his honor . The Dispute over West ...
... River . In 1805 he ascended the Mississippi River in search of its source , and later he made his way up the Arkansas River toward the west , where finally he came to Pikes Peak , which is named in his honor . The Dispute over West ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Chronological Outline xi | 2 |
Europe and Neighboring Lands | 8 |
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