The Development of AmericaAmerican Book Company, 1936 - 772 pages |
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... 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 lands to ...
... 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 lands to ...
Page 361
... territorial gains by the United States -in fact , many people believed that we had entered the war for the purpose of securing more slaveholding territory . The Wilmot Proviso . It so happened , however , that these events , which were ...
... territorial gains by the United States -in fact , many people believed that we had entered the war for the purpose of securing more slaveholding territory . The Wilmot Proviso . It so happened , however , that these events , which were ...
Page 368
... territory ; from Min- nesota he was taken back to his home state of Missouri . Prompted by some abolitionists who both managed and financed his case , Scott brought suit ( 1852 ) against the widow of his former master , on the ground ...
... territory ; from Min- nesota he was taken back to his home state of Missouri . Prompted by some abolitionists who both managed and financed his case , Scott brought suit ( 1852 ) against the widow of his former master , on the ground ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Chronological Outline xi | 2 |
Europe and Neighboring Lands | 8 |
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