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Title American memory : being a mirror of the stirring and picturesque past of Americans and the American nation...together with loving studies and first accounts of many things uniquely American...set down in the vigorous prose of those who saw and experienced these things / assembled and edited with introductory comment by Henry Beston.

Publication Info. New York : Farrar & Rinehart, 1937.

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 Moore Stacks  E173 .A43    Available  ---
Description xxi, 498 pages
Bibliography Includes indexes.
Contents First settlements, the planter and the Indian -- The Indian reconsiders -- War -- Geneva and New England -- Manners and customs south of the Chesapeake -- The east peopled and possessed -- The politics and wars of Europe on the trading paths of America -- The American scene takes the imagination of the people -- Taxation without representation -- The colonies at war -- A long war, France, and Yorktown -- The New Union by land and sea -- The lengthened shadow of Napoleon -- The age of the great rivers -- The flag and the far west -- The golden age in New England -- Wagon trails and pioneers -- The arrival of the apprehensive fifties -- The iron helm of war -- The confederacy from within -- The closing-in of the blue -- Aftermath of the storm -- The "Wild West" of the seventies -- Money, science and the city -- The times of Theodore Roosevelt
Subject United States -- History -- Sources.
United States.
History.
Genre/Form Sources.
Added Author Beston, Henry, 1888-1968.