An Illinois ReaderNorthern Illinois University Press, 1970 - 468 páginas |
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... PRAIRIE LANDLORDISM It was in the prairie counties of central Illinois that frontier landlords and pioneer tenants were most numerous , as in these same counties today are found the largest of the estates and the highest proportion of ...
... PRAIRIE LANDLORDISM It was in the prairie counties of central Illinois that frontier landlords and pioneer tenants were most numerous , as in these same counties today are found the largest of the estates and the highest proportion of ...
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... prairie railroads , aided in bringing most of the prairie coun- try within easy reach of modern transportation . As a result of these factors the era of the public domain was brought to an end in Illinois prior to the adoption of the ...
... prairie railroads , aided in bringing most of the prairie coun- try within easy reach of modern transportation . As a result of these factors the era of the public domain was brought to an end in Illinois prior to the adoption of the ...
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... prairie sod and seed it to corn , and purchase supplies until the first harvest was ready , together with the extortionate interest rates charged on borrowed capital on the frontier , made it difficult for many settlers to start as ...
... prairie sod and seed it to corn , and purchase supplies until the first harvest was ready , together with the extortionate interest rates charged on borrowed capital on the frontier , made it difficult for many settlers to start as ...
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INTRODUCTION NOT WITHOUT THY WONDROUS | 3 |
OUTPOST OF A NEW NATION 17601796 | 19 |
Hard Times in Illinois in 1780 | 37 |
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