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The conquest of the old Southwest

the romantic story of the early pioneers into Virginia, the Carolinas, Tennessee, and Kentucky, 1740-1790
Henderson, Archibald (1877-1963)
  
LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
  
THE CONQUEST OF THE OLD SOUTHWEST
  
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[dedication]
  
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INTRODUCTION
  
CONTENTS
  
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

 I. 
CHAPTER I
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CHAPTER II
 III. 
CHAPTER III
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CHAPTER IV
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CHAPTER V
 VI. 
CHAPTER VI
 VII. 
CHAPTER VII
 VIII. 
CHAPTER VIII
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CHAPTER IX
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CHAPTER X
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CHAPTER XI
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CHAPTER XII
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CHAPTER XIII
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CHAPTER XIV
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CHAPTER XV
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CHAPTER XVI
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CHAPTER XVII
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CHAPTER XVIII
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CHAPTER XIX
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CHAPTER XX

  
LIST OF NOTES
  
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
  
INDEX
  
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The established Authority of any government in
America, and the policy of Government at home, are
both insufficient to restrain the Americans. . . .
They acquire no attachment to Place: But wandering
about Seems engrafted in their Nature; and it is
a weakness incident to it, that they Should for ever
immagine the Lands further off, are Still better than
those upon which they are already settled.

—Lord Dunmore, to the Earl of Dartmouth.

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