North and South America illustrated. From its first discovery to the present administration. Giving an account of the early discoveries by the Northmen, Spaniards, Portuguese, French, English, Dutch, etc., etc. With their suffering and privations in founding colonies, their numerous and bloody wars with the Indians, a detailed account of all the various revolutions in the several colonies and the establishment of independent republics, with their subsequent history; being the great experiment of the world. By Henry Brownell, A.M. . . .
Hurlbut, Williams & Company, American Subscription Publishing House
1862 - 1863
1862 - 1863
illus., plates, ports
Includes discussion of the Mormon migration and settlement of Utah, vol. 2, p. 425–28. Originally published in 1859 edition
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