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Scotch-Irish settlers from Ulster, moving south from Pennsylvania through the Shenandoah Valley to the Yadkin Valley, open this account of the Old Southwest. Constance Lindsay Skinner then turns to pioneer customs, traders, the end of the French threat, Daniel Boone, the fight for Kentucky, Tennessee, King's Mountain and John Sevier. Her acknowledgment, dated April 1919, says the narrative rests largely on pioneers' journals and public records of the period. A bibliographical note and an index close the volume.
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- About 5 hours
- Pages
- 135
- Language
- English
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