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3 days ago · However, we have many hundreds of photos and there are so many, often limited, interesting stories of past Frontiersmen and events of the past 120 years that we now issue a monthly newsletter. These interesting cameos can be viewed, usually on the first of each month on this website at:-
2 days ago · Economist Thomas D. Curtis offers an intriguing thesis about what united such disparate groups as “Southern planters, northern merchants land speculators, backwoods farmers, fur interests, and frontiersmen” in the cause. It was real estate. British colonial land policy changed radically in 1763.
2 days ago · Searching for a return to prominence following the disrepute of the duel, Burr organized a military adventure in the trans-Appalachian west. Frontiersmen resented the Eastern elites who left them vulnerable to Native American and Spanish enemies. Burr saw the opportunity in their precarious situation.
22 hours ago · The word “maroon” is an English corruption of the Spanish word “cimarron” meaning “wild, not tame” and was originally applied to livestock that that had escaped from a farm to run free in the woods. 1 Because Native American, and later imported African, slaves were another form of personal property that also fled from plantations in Spanish colonies to remote mountainous areas ...
5 days ago · The frontier line “between savagery and civilization” had moved west from the earliest English settlements in Massachusetts and Virginia across the Appalachians to the Mississippi and finally across the plains to California and Oregon.
5 days ago · THE FRONTIERSMEN By Allan W. Eckert - Hardcover *Excellent Condition*.
4 days ago · Daniel Morgan (born 1736, Hunterdon county, New Jersey [U.S.]—died July 6, 1802, Winchester, Virginia, U.S.) was a general in the American Revolution (1775–83) who won an important victory against the British at the Battle of Cowpens (January 17, 1781).
