Turner, Frederick Jackson, 1861-1932.

The frontier in American history. With a foreword by Ray Allen Billington. - New York, Holt, Rinehart and Winston [1962] - xx, 375 pages 19 cm -

Includes bibliographical references.

The significance of the frontier in American history. -- The first official frontier of the Massachusetts Bay. -- The old West. -- The Middle West. -- The Ohio Valley in American history. -- The significance of the Mississippi Valley in American history. -- The problem of the West. -- Dominant forces in western life. -- Contributions of the West to American democracy. -- Pioneer ideals and the state university. -- The West and American ideals. -- Social forces in American history. -- Middle western pioneer democracy.

A collection of studies presenting a view of American expansion and the significance of the frontier in shaping American character, ideals, and democracy.



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Frontier and pioneer life--Historiography.--United States
Frontier thesis.
Turner, Hypothèse de.
Frontier and pioneer life--Historiography.
Frontier thesis.
Geschichte
Frontières--États-Unis.
Frontier and pioneer life--West (U.S.)


United States--Territorial expansion--Historiography.
États-Unis--Histoire.
United States.
Frontier
USA
États-Unis (ouest)--Histoire.
USA.
West (U.S.)--History.

Frontier and pioneer life United States Historiography Frontier thesis United States Territorial expansion Historiography


History.

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