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... Land enough - land enough ! Make way , I say , for the young American Buffalo he has not yet got land enough ; he wants more land as his cool shelter in summer - he wants more land for his beautiful pasture grounds . I tell you , we ...
... Land enough - land enough ! Make way , I say , for the young American Buffalo he has not yet got land enough ; he wants more land as his cool shelter in summer - he wants more land for his beautiful pasture grounds . I tell you , we ...
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... land could be had for about one tenth that price . The Missouri Advocate declared in 1825 that the emigration to Texas was explained by the difference between a republic that " gives first rate land gratis and a republic which will not ...
... land could be had for about one tenth that price . The Missouri Advocate declared in 1825 that the emigration to Texas was explained by the difference between a republic that " gives first rate land gratis and a republic which will not ...
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... land transferred to any power , they would prefer seeing it sunk in the ocean . " This untimely maneuver served only to increase the dis- trust of the Spaniards , and strengthen them in their determination not to sell at any price.9 THE ...
... land transferred to any power , they would prefer seeing it sunk in the ocean . " This untimely maneuver served only to increase the dis- trust of the Spaniards , and strengthen them in their determination not to sell at any price.9 THE ...
Contents
Colonial Backgrounds | 1 |
Territorial Expansion of Continental United States front cover | 3 |
The Diplomacy of the French Alliance 17751778 | 8 |
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