The Development of AmericaAmerican Book Company, 1936 - 772 pages |
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Page 182
... western territory Mass . Va . N. Y. N. Car . -30 ° Conn . S. Car . Ga . States making no claim to western territory Bahama Scale of Miles 100 200 300 Islands CANCER TROPIC OF C U B A 80 ° SP . HISPANIOLA -20 ° 70 ° agreed to cede their ...
... western territory Mass . Va . N. Y. N. Car . -30 ° Conn . S. Car . Ga . States making no claim to western territory Bahama Scale of Miles 100 200 300 Islands CANCER TROPIC OF C U B A 80 ° SP . HISPANIOLA -20 ° 70 ° agreed to cede their ...
Page 263
... western land . He proposed that the money derived from the sale of western lands should be given to the states in which the lands were located , to help them finance their internal improve- ments . Henry Clay was not opposed to foreign ...
... western land . He proposed that the money derived from the sale of western lands should be given to the states in which the lands were located , to help them finance their internal improve- ments . Henry Clay was not opposed to foreign ...
Page 508
... Western states , and had heavily mortgaged their farms to secure the necessary ma- chinery with which to cultivate the land . In the years following 1887 , a severe drought swept over these Western states , bringing great hardships . In ...
... Western states , and had heavily mortgaged their farms to secure the necessary ma- chinery with which to cultivate the land . In the years following 1887 , a severe drought swept over these Western states , bringing great hardships . In ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Chronological Outline xi | 2 |
Europe and Neighboring Lands | 8 |
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