Extrait de The Frontier Saga. Pulitzer Prize Histories by Frederic L. Paxson. Illustrated
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2 November 2025
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Asimis Books
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Anglais
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1368 Pages
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3.5 MB
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9786178781125
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The Frontier Saga. Pulitzer Prize Histories by Frederic L. Paxson. Illustrated
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The Frontier Saga brings together two landmark works by Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Frederic L. Paxson, offering a sweeping and authoritative narrative of the American frontier's rise, expansion, and eventual closure. This illustrated edition includes both History of the American Frontier, 1763-1893 (Pulitzer Prize for History, 1925) and its powerful companion volume, The Last American Frontier.
In History of the American Frontier, Paxson traces the westward movement from the Appalachian settlements to the Pacific coast, exploring how migration, conflict, and innovation shaped American society, politics, and identity. He charts the emergence of new communities, economic systems, and democratic ideals born on the edge of civilization.
The Last American Frontier continues the story into the late 19th and early 20th centuries, examining the final phase of expansion, the role of government, and the symbolic end of the frontier era. Together, these works form a monumental study of how the frontier shaped-and ultimately defined-the American experience.
Essential reading for historians, students, and anyone interested in the roots of American character.
Contents:
The Last American Frontier
History of the American Frontier
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In History of the American Frontier, Paxson traces the westward movement from the Appalachian settlements to the Pacific coast, exploring how migration, conflict, and innovation shaped American society, politics, and identity. He charts the emergence of new communities, economic systems, and democratic ideals born on the edge of civilization.
The Last American Frontier continues the story into the late 19th and early 20th centuries, examining the final phase of expansion, the role of government, and the symbolic end of the frontier era. Together, these works form a monumental study of how the frontier shaped-and ultimately defined-the American experience.
Essential reading for historians, students, and anyone interested in the roots of American character.
Contents:
The Last American Frontier
History of the American Frontier
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Publication Date
2 November 2025
Publisher
Asimis Books
Technical Characteristics
Language
Anglais
Pages
1368 Pages
File Size
3.5 MB
ISBN 13
9786178781125
Format
Epub
Protection
No protection
accessibility
Accessibility
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