Harper's Encyclopædia of United States History from 458 A.D. to 1909: Based Upon the Plan of Benson John Lossing...Harper, 1905 - United States |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 86
Page 21
... west- ward , new treaties were made , by which all territory west of a given boundary was reserved for the Indians forever . I think it was in 1800 that such a treaty was made , securing to them for all future time the land west of the ...
... west- ward , new treaties were made , by which all territory west of a given boundary was reserved for the Indians forever . I think it was in 1800 that such a treaty was made , securing to them for all future time the land west of the ...
Page 30
... Western Tennessee and Northern Mississippi . Eastern Mississippi and Western Alabama Alabama and Georgia . Florida . About Green Bay , Wis . Western Massachusetts and Connecticut . Name . Location , 1800-30 . Wisconsin , west to Rocky ...
... Western Tennessee and Northern Mississippi . Eastern Mississippi and Western Alabama Alabama and Georgia . Florida . About Green Bay , Wis . Western Massachusetts and Connecticut . Name . Location , 1800-30 . Wisconsin , west to Rocky ...
Page 126
... West Indies . There were r strictions upon the American trade t the British West Indies ; and Britis vessels were to be admitted to Amer can ports on terms of the most fa vored nations . Privateers were t tions of their neutral rights ...
... West Indies . There were r strictions upon the American trade t the British West Indies ; and Britis vessels were to be admitted to Amer can ports on terms of the most fa vored nations . Privateers were t tions of their neutral rights ...
Common terms and phrases
afterwards American Andrew Johnson appointed April army attack battle became born Boston brevetted British captain Carolina cause cavalry citizens civil College Colonel colonies command Confederate Congress Constitution Court declared Department of War died duty elected enemy England eral federal force France Frémont French governor graduated Grant History House Indians Island Jackson James John Johnson judge July June Kansas Kentucky King labor Lafayette land legislature letter liberty long tons Lorenzo Thomas Louisiana March ment Mexico miles Mississippi Missouri North party passed patriot person Philadelphia political Porter President question Republican respondent River Secretary Senate sent Sept slavery slaves South South Carolina Stanton stitution Territory Thomas Thomas Paine tion tory treaty troops Union United United States Senator vessels Virginia vote Washington William Yale College York City