American history and its geographic conditions,
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Boston, New York
Houghton, Mifflin Company
[©1933]
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Table of Contents:
- The Atlantic states of Europe, the discoverers and colonizers of America
- The rivers of North America in early exploration and settlement
- The influence of the Applalachian Barrier upon colonial history
- The westward movement in relation to the physiographic features of the Appalachian system
- Geographical environment of the early Trans-Allegheny settlements
- The Louisiana Purchase in the light of geographic conditions
- Geography of the Atlantic coast in relation to the development of American sea power
- Geography of sea and land operations in the War of 1812
- Spread of population in the Mississippi Valley as affected by geographic conditions
- Geographic control of expansion into the far west: the southern routes
- Expansion into the far west by the northern trails
- Growth of the United States to a continental and world power
- The geography of the inland waterways
- The geography of the Civil War
- Geographical distribution of immigration
- Geographical distribution of railroads
- The United States in relation to the American Mediterranean
- The United States as a Pacific ocean power.