Cavalier Commonwealth: History and Government of VirginiaMcGraw-Hill, 1963 - Всего страниц: 686 |
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... land beyond the mountains . By his land speculations and his encouragement of settlement in the Piedmont , Spots- wood directly stimulated the westward movement . When Spotswood came to Virginia in 1710 , he brought instructions to put ...
... land beyond the mountains . By his land speculations and his encouragement of settlement in the Piedmont , Spots- wood directly stimulated the westward movement . When Spotswood came to Virginia in 1710 , he brought instructions to put ...
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... Land to the north of Cumber- land Gap was found unsuitable for agri- culture . From it Dr. Walker and his party continued eastward and traversed hills and mountains now included in Ken- tucky and in West Virginia . To none of this land ...
... Land to the north of Cumber- land Gap was found unsuitable for agri- culture . From it Dr. Walker and his party continued eastward and traversed hills and mountains now included in Ken- tucky and in West Virginia . To none of this land ...
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... Lands Vir- ginia fell heir to Britain's western land problem . She simply could not fulfill the hopes of all the land speculators . The old Vandalia Company , although it had never received a charter , pretended to claim most of what is ...
... Lands Vir- ginia fell heir to Britain's western land problem . She simply could not fulfill the hopes of all the land speculators . The old Vandalia Company , although it had never received a charter , pretended to claim most of what is ...
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THE EARLIEST VIRGINIANS 17058 | 7 |
ENGLANDS FIRST VENTURES IN VIRGINIA | 20 |
UNDER COMPANY CONTROL 16071624 | 30 |
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