Readings in the Economic and Social History of the United States, Volumen1Felix Flügel, Harold Underwood Faulkner Harper & Brothers, 1929 - 978 páginas |
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... land titles of the country were brought into a state of the most perplexing and injurious embarrassment . The state of Kentucky , and that portion of Ohio , allotted as bounty - lands to the Virginia troops , have constituted one great ...
... land titles of the country were brought into a state of the most perplexing and injurious embarrassment . The state of Kentucky , and that portion of Ohio , allotted as bounty - lands to the Virginia troops , have constituted one great ...
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... land , and settled upon it ; but not finding agricultural pursuits to answer their expectations , they would willingly sell it for less than they have con- tracted to pay . The foregoing remarks apply to the back settle- ments , and ...
... land , and settled upon it ; but not finding agricultural pursuits to answer their expectations , they would willingly sell it for less than they have con- tracted to pay . The foregoing remarks apply to the back settle- ments , and ...
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... land . In the old - settled states of New York , Pennsylvania , & c . uncleared land , in good situations , in the interior of the state , is sold at from 5 to 15 dollars per acre . A farm of about 320 acres , with from 150 to 170 acres of ...
... land . In the old - settled states of New York , Pennsylvania , & c . uncleared land , in good situations , in the interior of the state , is sold at from 5 to 15 dollars per acre . A farm of about 320 acres , with from 150 to 170 acres of ...
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