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共 29 段- Why was it that the Indian trader passed so rapidly across t
- "No subject," said Henry Clay, "which has presented itself t
- [8:1] Peck, "New Guide to the West" (Cincinnati, 1848), ch.
- The spirit of military insubordination characteristic of the
- But to this "wrong side of the hedge" New England men contin
- This practice, seen in its purity in the seventeenth century
- The occupation of the Virginia Piedmont received a special i
- Like the Germans, the Scotch-Irish passed into the Shenandoa
- The Regulators, as they called themselves, assembled in the
- [109:2] Hanna, "Scotch-Irish," ii, pp. 19, 22-24.
- The Southern element constituted the main portion of this ph
- The Populistic movement of the western half of the Middle We
- Let us, then, raise the question of how far the Ohio Valley
- But in the era of Jacksonian democracy, Henry Clay and his f
- Prior to the railroad the Mississippi Valley was potentially
- Of the significance of the Mississippi Valley in the Civil W
- The Western man believed in the manifest destiny of his coun
- But after the digging of the Erie Canal, settlement began to
- I do not overlook the transforming influences of the wildern
- Even the newly created States of the Southwest showed the te
- Even those masters of industry and capital who have risen to
- Hundreds of thousands of pioneers from the Middle West have
- But the University is called especially to justify its exist
- After the war, new national energies were set loose, and new
- The decade following 1897 is marked by the work of Mr. Harri
- We may take some lessons from the scientist. He has enriched
- If we add to these aspects of early backwoods democracy, its
- Organized democracy after the era of free land has learned t
- Opportunity, 37, 212, 239, 259-260, 261, 263, 271-272, 342,