New York: the Empire State

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Prentice-Hall, 1964 - New York (State) - 500 pages
Tells the story of the land and people of New York State, from prehistoric times to the present in 32 chapters and nine units. Study questions are included for each chapter.

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Contents

New York 1 Nature Molds New York
4
Harbor Area of New York City
6
Regions of New York State
7
Copyright

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Adirondacks Albany Algonkians Allegheny Plateau American Assembly became Board Bridge Brooklyn Buffalo building built called Canada Catskills chapter Checking the High churches citizens Civil Clinton colony companies constitution Cooperstown Council Court Democratic Department district Dutch elected Empire England Erie Canal factories famous farm farmers federal fire forest French George George Clinton governor Hudson River Hudson Valley immigrants important Indians industry Iroquois Lake Champlain Lake Erie Lake Ontario land Lawrence laws leaders legislature live located Long Island Manhattan manufacturing mayor ment merchants miles million Mohawk Valley Museum nation Niagara Niagara Falls North Oswego political parties population Port President railroads Republican Revolution roads Rochester Roosevelt route Schenectady schools settlers ships story Syracuse taxes tenants thousands tion Today took town trade Union United Utica village vote West York City York's Yorkers

Bibliographic information

TitleNew York: the Empire State
AuthorDavid Maldwyn Ellis
Edition2
PublisherPrentice-Hall, 1964
Original fromthe University of California
Digitized11 Apr 2008
Length500 pages
  
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