The winning of the west
an account of the exploration and settlement of our country from the Alleghanies to the Pacific.
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1889 - Putnam, New York
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- Internet Archivewinningofwestacc01roosuoft
- Open LibraryOL7114351M
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- LCCF351 R67 1889
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It is widely known that Roosevelt was a robust outdoorsman, a New York politician and a ‘Rough-Rider’ in the Spanish-American War before he became U.S. President. It is not widely remembered that he was also a very competent and popular historian. Volume 1 covers from the British winning of the Ohio River valley through the American Revolution. Note: This was originally a four-volume work when published from 1889-96, but was re-published repeatedly. Some later editions were apparently repackaged into varying numbers of volumes.
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