The Western Waters frontier and the American Revolution
A historical survey traces western frontier discontent from 1782 to 1796, detailing frontier communities seeking autonomy within a federated framework. It examines Spanish intrigues, Kentucky conventions, and Western fears of imperial domination, culminating in a revived interest in the frontier’s role in founding the new republic.
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America
Continental Army
Yorktown
Republic
Othe
George
Amorigins
Wien
Prontier
Arthur
Brestan Whiteheery
Mifflin Company
Heston
Alu
Baliar Whitmker
Amiens
Catleya
Kapglund
Che Spelleh
Hallie
Eielote
John Jay
Chere Vinvkney
George Wellin
Aprily Kogtid
Kroger
Tadleh
Atlantic Seaboard
Cuhlest
Spain
New Republic
Laad
North Carolina
Wirelala
Holston
North Carolan
Richard Llenereen
Transylvania
Kentucky
Mose
Frontieramen
Atlantic States
Williameburg
Hilsborough
N.C
Mieslesippi
George TL. Deviniming
Vatrick Henry
Samuel
Fret
Atlantic Enioniate
Ireland
Comtese
Aveenet
Kenturky
Franttin
Tad
Crontier
Comereer
Caro
Ile
Atlantic
Indiana
United Mintee
Weetern
Onio
Cumberland
Kentucks
Cutheraod
Franklin
France
Wilkinson
Louisiana
Mississippi
Union
Wilkingon
Innes
Sebastian
Ieeeme
Royal
Wilkineda
Virginia
Miro
Revier
Congress
Washington
Jay
Congress of the Confederation
United States
Weert
Waehington
Wentern Interevte
Satin and Velvet Hats Set Parisian Fashion Tone
Paris to American women shapes satin millinery with simple silhouettes, diamente accents, veils, and straw borders. Velvet frocks feature fine lace, rubot effects, and embroidered buttons. Jewelry gains prominence as costume pieces accompany velvet and satin outfits, while brimless hats draw mixed opinions. SULLA BOTTOMLEY reports from New York fashion pages.
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Paris
Chile
Eatio
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Madrid
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Posta
Bertardo DE Galvez
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