- Little-Known U.S. Document - The Early America Review, Summer 1997
This article explains that the United States was founded on secular, not Religious grounds.
Our Founders paid little heed to political beliefs about Christianity. The 1st Amendment stands as the bulkhead against an establishment of religion and at the same time insures the free expression of any belief.
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in Documents by 2 users - Louisiana Purchase
This 1903 book, by Ripley Hitchcock, examines the Louisiana Purchase, its exploration and early history of the building of the American West.
in United states > Discovery - Louisiana Regiment
Read about the Louisiana Regiment from 1761-1821 from the Spanish Colonial Military Artifacts web site.
in United states > States > Louisiana - Lt. Zebulon Pike in Spanish Texas
From the Sons of Dewitt Colony Texas web site, you can read excerpts of Lt. Zebulon M. Pikes's diary about New Mexico, Chihuahu, Mexico and Texas during the last half of Pike's expedition of the Louisiana territory.
Lt. Pike's diary entries in Chihuahua with Salcedo Apr 1807--With Herrera and Cordero in San Antonio June 1807
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in Documents > Letters and papers > Letters - Maine Memory Network - A Soldier's Declaration of Independence
Learn about the American Revolution from a Continental soldier from Maine. The soldier in this tale is one William Bayley of Falmouth (now Portland) Maine, of whom in many ways according to historian James Leamon remains a mystery.
A Soldier's Declaration of Independence. William Bayley of Falmouth (Portland) was a soldier in the Continental Army, seeing service at Ticonderoga, Valley Forge, Monmouth Court House, and Saratoga, among other locations. His letters home to his mother reveal much about the economic hardships experienced by both soldiers and those at home.
in United states > States > Maine - Maine Memory Network - Liberty Threatened: Maine in 1775
The State of Maine was a part of the Colony of Massachusetts before the American Revolution, but this would change at the battles of Lexington and Concord on April 19, 1775. This exhibit examines how the Revolution affected Maine's history.
Liberty Threatened: Maine in 1775. At Lexington and Concord, on April 19, 1775, British troops attempted to destroy munitions stored by American colonists. The battles were the opening salvos of the American Revolution. Shortly, the conflict would erupt in Maine.
in United states > States > Maine - Maine.gov: Facts & History: Facts
From the Official web site of the State of Maine, you can learn interestings facts about the state.
The Official Web Site of the State of Maine - Your gateway to Maine state government and information about living, working, visiting, business, education, and history in Maine. Featuring online government services.
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in United states > States > Maine - Maine.gov: Facts & History: Historical Societies
There are several Historical Societies in the State of Maine. On the Maine State Government site, you will be able to find listings here.
The Official Web Site of the State of Maine - Your gateway to Maine state government and information about living, working, visiting, business, education, and history in Maine. Featuring online government services.
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in United states > States > Maine - Memoirs of Aaron Burr, Complete by Matthew L. Davis - Project Gutenberg
Learn about the man behind the conspiracy to seperate the West and the Louisiana terrritory from the United states. This is the Memoirs of Aaron Burr. The last half of the memoirs discusses Burr's take on the Burr conspiracy.
Download the free eBook: Memoirs of Aaron Burr, Complete by Matthew L. Davis
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in Law and order > Legal history - MMBC Schoolnet: Commerce - Early Fur Trade
From the Virtual Maritime Museum, learn more about the early and other important developments in the Northwest. This page includes the three routes discovered and used by various explorers and traders. These routes linked the interior of the continent with the Pacific.
in Economics > Economic history - MMBC Schoolnet: European Exploration on the NWC
From the Virtual Maritime Museum, learn all about the explorers of the area from the early inhabitants to the Europeans. This site is a must see for a general overview.
in United states > States - Modern History Sourcebook: The Discovery of North America by Leif Ericsson, c. 1000 from The Saga of Eric the Red, 1387
Read Leif Erricsson's account of the discovery of America from "The Saga of Eric the Red,1387". This is from the Modern History Sourcebook
in United states > Discovery by 2 users - Monterey County Historical Society, Local History Pages--The Portola Expedition of 1769
In this essay by Gary S. Breschini, Ph.D. you will learn about the Spanish expedition of Monterey California. This is a part of the Monterey Bay Local History web site.
in United states > States > California - Museum of the Fur Trade
Learn about the American Fur Trade.
The Museum of the Fur Trade. Dedicated to the memory of the traders and trappers who explored a continent, and to the Indians with whom they traded, played, and fought.
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in Economics - Museum of the Mountain Man - Pinedale, Wyoming
Learn about the Mountain men of the American west at the Museum dedicated to thier memory.
in United states > Discovery - Museums in the USA
This web page has links with descriptions of the Museums in Nebraska.
in United states > States > Nebraska - Nebraska History Resources
Larry Starr has provided us with some resources about the history of Nebraska. Check it out.
in United states > States > Nebraska - Nebraska State Historical Society Home Page
If you are looking for information on Nebraska history, then go to the State Historical Society's web site to begin your search for information.
The official source for Nebraska History
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in United states > States > Nebraska - Nebraska State History - SHG Resources
SHG Resources provides this composite history of the State of Nebraska on thier web site. It is not indepth, but it does give a general description of the eras, and is of assistance to students nd researchers.
Resource presents the history of Nebraska, spanning over 500 years, from the Spanish and French exploration era through statehood to developments since World War II.
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in United states > States > Nebraska - Nebraska.gov - The Official Website of Nebraska
This is theweb site to see if you are looking for information about the State of Nebraska today.
The Official Website of the State of Nebraska, Nebraska.gov is a portal site dedicated to making government information easier to access for the citizens and businesses of Nebraska.
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