The westward movement ...
Subtitle: The colonies and the republic west of the Alleghanies, 1763-1798.
Publisher: Houghton, Mifflin and company
Published: 1897
Place of publication: Boston and New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 595
Subjects: Mississippi River Valley -- History -- To 1803
Table of contents: title: -An Introductory Survey; title: -The Property Line 1763-1764; title: -Louisiana, Florida, and the Illinois Country, 1763-1768; title: -The Kentucky Region, 1767-1774; title: -The Quebec Bill and the Dunmore War, 1774; title: -South of the Ohio, 1769-1776; title: -The Fortunes of the Mississippi, 1766-1777; title: -George Rogers Clark, Arbiter and Suppliant, 1776-1779; title: -The Sinister Purposes of France, 1774-1779; title: -A Year of Suspense, 1780; title: -East and West, 1781; title: -Peace, 1782; title: -The Insecurity of the Northwest, 1783-1787; title: -The Northwest Occupied, 1786-1790; title: -The Southwest Insecure, 1783-1786; title: -The Spanish Question, 1787-1789; title: -Uncertainties in the Southwest, 1790; title: -The Conditions of 1790; title: -Harmar’s and St. Clair’s Campaigns, 1790-1791; title: -The Northwest Tribes at Last Defeated, 1792-1794; title: -Jay’s Treat and the Territorial Integrity of the Northwest Secured 1794-1796; title: -Wayne’s Treaty and the New Northwest, 1794-1797; title: -The Unrest of the Southwest, 1791-1794; title: -Pinckney’s Treaty and the Kentucky Intrigue, 1795-1796; title: -The United States Completed, 1796-1798