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1848 Mississippi Exploration Indian Wars Color MAP Western Americana Monette

MONETTE, John W

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‘History of the discovery and settlement of the valley of the Mississippi’ is the history of the Americas along and around the Mississippi river. It is told primarily from the perspective of the Indian Wars between Native Americans and France, Spain, and Great Britain.

“The first volume is principally occupied with a relation of the French and Spanish discovery of the territory, and the association of the colonial governments of these nations with the Indians, and their wars with the various tribes inhabiting it. Much of the larger portion of Vol. II. is devoted to a narration of the Indian wars of the States bordering the Ohio. The work is probably the best of the numerous class of books on the subject of western history” (Field).

 

This 1848 edition includes:

  • First Spanish discoveries in Florida 1512 to 1538 —
  • Exploration of the Mississippi River by La Salle: his colony on the Colorado 1673 to 1696 –
  • Advance of French settlements from Canada on the Upper Mississippi and Ohio Rivers to the close of the French war 1696 to 1764 —
  • Louisiana under the Western Company after the Natchez massacre: extermination of the Natchez tribes 1729 to 1733
  • Expulsion of the French from the Ohio region: Indian hostilities until the close of Pontaiac’s war 1757 to 1764 —
  • Lord Dunmore’s Indian War: 1774 to 1776 —
  • Indian warfare, and its effects upon the frontier people: eminent pioneers of Kentucky 1775 to 1794 —
  • Early settlement and Indian hostilities in the southwestern territory until its admission into the federal union as the state of Tennessee 1776 to 1796 —
  • The territory of Orleans from its first organization until after its admission into the Union as the state of Louisiana 1804 to 1815 —
  • Extension of the federal union west of the Mississippi and the re-annexation of Texas 1803 to 1846.

 

This 1848 edition is illustrated with 3 maps (2 folding and 1 colored), 4 plans and 2 engraved plates!

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1848 Mississippi Exploration Indian Wars Color MAP Western Americana Monette

 

‘History of the discovery and settlement of the valley of the Mississippi’ is the history of the Americas along and around the Mississippi river. It is told primarily from the perspective of the Indian Wars between Native Americans and France, Spain, and Great Britain.

“The first volume is principally occupied with a relation of the French and Spanish discovery of the territory, and the association of the colonial governments of these nations with the Indians, and their wars with the various tribes inhabiting it. Much of the larger portion of Vol. II. is devoted to a narration of the Indian wars of the States bordering the Ohio. The work is probably the best of the numerous class of books on the subject of western history” (Field).

 

This 1848 edition includes:

  • First Spanish discoveries in Florida 1512 to 1538 —
  • Exploration of the Mississippi River by La Salle: his colony on the Colorado 1673 to 1696 –
  • Advance of French settlements from Canada on the Upper Mississippi and Ohio Rivers to the close of the French war 1696 to 1764 —
  • Louisiana under the Western Company after the Natchez massacre: extermination of the Natchez tribes 1729 to 1733
  • Expulsion of the French from the Ohio region: Indian hostilities until the close of Pontaiac’s war 1757 to 1764 —
  • Lord Dunmore’s Indian War: 1774 to 1776 —
  • Indian warfare, and its effects upon the frontier people: eminent pioneers of Kentucky 1775 to 1794 —
  • Early settlement and Indian hostilities in the southwestern territory until its admission into the federal union as the state of Tennessee 1776 to 1796 —
  • The territory of Orleans from its first organization until after its admission into the Union as the state of Louisiana 1804 to 1815 —
  • Extension of the federal union west of the Mississippi and the re-annexation of Texas 1803 to 1846.

 

This 1848 edition is illustrated with 3 maps (2 folding and 1 colored), 4 plans and 2 engraved plates!

 

Item number: #7803

Price: $1295

 

MONETTE, John W

 

History of the discovery and settlement of the valley of the Mississippi: by the three great European powers, Spain, France, and Great Britain, and the subsequent occupation, settlement, and extension of civil government by the United States, until the year 1846

 

New York: Harper & Brothers, 1848.

 

Details:

  • Collation: Complete with all pages
    • 2 volumes
    • V1: [xxiii], [1], 567, [2]
    • V2: [xv], 595
  • References: Howes M 722; Field page 280; Sabin 49966; Field 1081; Servies 3161; Thomson 842; Rader 2422; Eberstadt 114:535;
  • Language: English
  • Binding: Leather; tight and secure
  • Size: ~9.5in X 6.5in (23.5cm x 15.5cm)

 

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7803

Categories

Americana, American History

Military & War

Voyages & Exploration & Maps

Authors

MONETTE, John W

Printing Date

19th Century

Language

English

Binding

Leather

Book Condition

Excellent

Collation

Complete