The American Historical Review, Том 10John Franklin Jameson, Henry Eldridge Bourne, Robert Livingston Schuyler American Historical Association, 1905 American Historical Review is the oldest scholarly journal of history in the United States and the largest in the world. Published by the American Historical Association, it covers all areas of historical research. |
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... Mexico . In the Latin translation of the Soderini letter describing the four voyages , the first is said to have been along the coast of Parias , the region where Columbus approached the continent of South America on his third voyage in ...
... Mexico . In the Latin translation of the Soderini letter describing the four voyages , the first is said to have been along the coast of Parias , the region where Columbus approached the continent of South America on his third voyage in ...
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... Mexico . The Anglo - American influx into Texas began while the western boundary of the expanding United States yet rested on the Missis- sippi . The Louisiana purchase made this line coterminous on the southwest with the northeastern ...
... Mexico . The Anglo - American influx into Texas began while the western boundary of the expanding United States yet rested on the Missis- sippi . The Louisiana purchase made this line coterminous on the southwest with the northeastern ...
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... Mexico , and that Texas must either submit or abandon the confederation . These alternatives had made themselves clear by January 1 , 1836 , and from that time forward the aim of the struggle was for independence . Meanwhile a ...
... Mexico , and that Texas must either submit or abandon the confederation . These alternatives had made themselves clear by January 1 , 1836 , and from that time forward the aim of the struggle was for independence . Meanwhile a ...
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... Mexico . The independence that necessity had forced them to assert was not desired for its own sake . It in- volved many problems that they were ill prepared to face , and from which admission to the United States would be a happy ...
... Mexico . The independence that necessity had forced them to assert was not desired for its own sake . It in- volved many problems that they were ill prepared to face , and from which admission to the United States would be a happy ...
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... Mexico , while the work goes not the less surely on , and approaches the culmination of all that you most desire ; not only recognition but annexation likewise . On the Texas side appears a strong and practically unanimous desire for ...
... Mexico , while the work goes not the less surely on , and approaches the culmination of all that you most desire ; not only recognition but annexation likewise . On the Texas side appears a strong and practically unanimous desire for ...
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