Abraham Lincoln and the United StatesHodder & Stoughton, 1948 - 286 páginas |
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... frontier ' state . It had been carved out of those great tracts of land which , after the War of Independence , had been ceded by Great Britain in the treaty of 1783. These lands stretched northwards to the Great Lakes and westward to ...
... frontier ' state . It had been carved out of those great tracts of land which , after the War of Independence , had been ceded by Great Britain in the treaty of 1783. These lands stretched northwards to the Great Lakes and westward to ...
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Kenneth Clinton Wheare. But Lincoln was not only born in a frontier state ; he lived his whole life , until he became President , in frontier states . When he was two his family moved to a better farm , on Knob Creek , eight miles from ...
Kenneth Clinton Wheare. But Lincoln was not only born in a frontier state ; he lived his whole life , until he became President , in frontier states . When he was two his family moved to a better farm , on Knob Creek , eight miles from ...
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... frontier . But the frontier influenced the life of Abraham Lincoln in ways which go far beyond the fact that he was born and lived in frontier states . It was the political problems of develop- ing the frontier lands of the United ...
... frontier . But the frontier influenced the life of Abraham Lincoln in ways which go far beyond the fact that he was born and lived in frontier states . It was the political problems of develop- ing the frontier lands of the United ...
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