The Development of AmericaAmerican Book Company, 1936 - 772 pages |
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... settlement by either company , on the condition , however , that neither should settle within 100 miles of a settlement established by the other . The land to go with a settlement was to extend from it 50 miles each way along the coast ...
... settlement by either company , on the condition , however , that neither should settle within 100 miles of a settlement established by the other . The land to go with a settlement was to extend from it 50 miles each way along the coast ...
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... Settlement of New Hampshire . As early as 1623 , a settlement was made in New Hampshire . The region which now comprises Maine , New Hampshire , and Vermont was granted by the Council for New Eng- land to Sir Ferdinando Gorges and ...
... Settlement of New Hampshire . As early as 1623 , a settlement was made in New Hampshire . The region which now comprises Maine , New Hampshire , and Vermont was granted by the Council for New Eng- land to Sir Ferdinando Gorges and ...
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... settlement of Tennessee ? Where were the original settlements ? What was the purpose of the Watauga Association ? 7. How did Lord Dunmore's War contribute to the westward movement ? 8. What part did Boone , Henderson , and Harrod ...
... settlement of Tennessee ? Where were the original settlements ? What was the purpose of the Watauga Association ? 7. How did Lord Dunmore's War contribute to the westward movement ? 8. What part did Boone , Henderson , and Harrod ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Chronological Outline xi | 2 |
Europe and Neighboring Lands | 8 |
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