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Preface: Antebellum--Say Aunty Belle and Add um | 9 | |
1 | The Long Way West | 13 |
2 | Mountain Men | 16 |
3 | Riding the Trail to Santa Fe | 21 |
4 | Susan Magoffin's Diary | 26 |
Feature: The New Americans Are Called Immigrants | 29 | |
5 | Pioneers: Taking the Trail West | 30 |
Feature: "Another Fine Cow Died This Afternoon" | 36 | |
6 | Getting There | 38 |
7 | Latter-Day Saints | 43 |
8 | Coast-to-Coast Destiny | 48 |
9 | A Hero of His Times | 54 |
10 | Texas: Tempting and Beautiful | 58 |
11 | Fighting Over a Border | 64 |
12 | There's Gold in Them Hills | 69 |
Feature: the Chinese, the Know-Nothings, and Abraham Lincoln | 71 | |
13 | Clipper Ships and Pony Express | 78 |
Feature: Dots, Dashes, the Computer, and Idea Connections | 83 | |
14 | Flying by Stagecoach | 85 |
Feature: Keeping Up with the Presidents and Other Things | 86 | |
15 | Arithmetic at Sea | 90 |
16 | Thar She Blows! | 95 |
17 | A Japanese Boy in America | 102 |
18 | Cities and Progress | 107 |
19 | A Land of Movers | 112 |
20 | Workin' on the Railroad | 116 |
21 | "She Wishes to Ornament Their Minds" | 120 |
Feature: Special Teachers | 124 | |
22 | Do Girls Have Brains? | 125 |
23 | Seneca Falls and the Rights of Women | 130 |
Feature: Climb Every Mountain | 134 | |
24 | A Woman Named Truth | 136 |
25 | Life in the Mills | 138 |
26 | Working Women and Children | 142 |
Feature: I Am Well Which is One Comfort | 144 | |
27 | American Writers | 147 |
28 | Mr. Thoreau--at Home with the World | 150 |
29 | Melville and Company | 152 |
30 | If a Poet Writes You a Letter, Pay Attention | 156 |
31 | Painter of Birds and Painter of Indians | 162 |
Feature: the United States of Artists | 166 | |
Feature: American Folk Art | 168 | |
32 | Amistad Means Friendship | 171 |
33 | Webster Defends the Union | 177 |
34 | Big Problems and a Little Giant | 180 |
35 | A Dreadful Decision | 186 |
36 | Fleeing to Freedom | 188 |
37 | Over the River and Underground | 191 |
38 | Seven Decades | 196 |
Chronology of Events | 199 | |
More Books to Read | 200 | |
Picture Credits | 201 | |
Index | 203 | |
A Note from the Author | 211 | |
Atlas | 213 |
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