A Short History of the United States, 1492-1938Macmillan, 1939 - 1039 pages |
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... rivers make it difficult for sailboats to come upstream , and the earliest transportation was by flatboat down the river ; but the invention of steamboats in 1807 put the navigable rivers of the country entirely under human control . Rivers ...
... rivers make it difficult for sailboats to come upstream , and the earliest transportation was by flatboat down the river ; but the invention of steamboats in 1807 put the navigable rivers of the country entirely under human control . Rivers ...
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... River Kaskaskia Vincennes Ohio LAKE IOHIGAN Detroit MIAMIS NEW YORK Fort Laurens Fort / Pitt DELAWARES SHAWNEES R. Little Miami Point Pleasant Ohio Licking River x Blue Licks Boonesboro Kentucky River Mononga THE NORTHWEST River ...
... River Kaskaskia Vincennes Ohio LAKE IOHIGAN Detroit MIAMIS NEW YORK Fort Laurens Fort / Pitt DELAWARES SHAWNEES R. Little Miami Point Pleasant Ohio Licking River x Blue Licks Boonesboro Kentucky River Mononga THE NORTHWEST River ...
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... River River sippi S W S Walnut Hills ( Vicksburg ) Pearl River ST Baton Rouge TE Tennessee N NES S 85 Huntsville River Fort Deposit Fort Armstrong Fort Strother River N CAR . S. CAR . Athens Tombigbee labama River Milledgeville Fort ...
... River River sippi S W S Walnut Hills ( Vicksburg ) Pearl River ST Baton Rouge TE Tennessee N NES S 85 Huntsville River Fort Deposit Fort Armstrong Fort Strother River N CAR . S. CAR . Athens Tombigbee labama River Milledgeville Fort ...
Contents
Better Times in the Colony | 50 |
The Plymouth Colony | 59 |
The Colonies under the Later Stuarts 16601689 | 92 |
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