Westward Expansion: A History of the American FrontierMacmillan, 1960 - 893 pages "Bibliographical note": pages 759-854. |
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... United States would join the League , and this the British could not allow , depending as they did on American trade to finance the war . Better to back down on the Northwest Posts than lose everything , especially as those forts were ...
... United States would join the League , and this the British could not allow , depending as they did on American trade to finance the war . Better to back down on the Northwest Posts than lose everything , especially as those forts were ...
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... United States , with Nicholas Biddle as its new president , assumed the role of watchdog over state banks ; if it believed one was issuing more currency than reserves justified it set a high discount rate on that institution's notes ...
... United States , with Nicholas Biddle as its new president , assumed the role of watchdog over state banks ; if it believed one was issuing more currency than reserves justified it set a high discount rate on that institution's notes ...
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... United States , 1850-1860 , " I.J.H.P. , XVIII ( January , 1920 ) , studies production and consumption of food in each section during the pre - Civil War decade . Two brief treatments of foreign trade are : Herbert J. Wunderlich ...
... United States , 1850-1860 , " I.J.H.P. , XVIII ( January , 1920 ) , studies production and consumption of food in each section during the pre - Civil War decade . Two brief treatments of foreign trade are : Herbert J. Wunderlich ...
Contents
The Frontier Hypothesis | 1 |
THE TRANSMISSISSIPPI FRONTIER | 11 |
II | 15 |
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