The Conquest of the Old Southwest; the Romantic Story of the Early Pioneers Into Virginia, the Carolinas, Tennessee, And Kentucky, 1740-1790
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The conventionat which Articles of Association, unfortunately lost, were drawnup, is noteworthy as the first governmental assemblage offree-born American citizens ever held west of the Alleghanies. The government then established was the first free andindependent government, democratic in spirit, representative inform, ever organized upon the American continent. In describingthis mimic republic, the royal Governor of Virginia says: "Theyappointed magistrates, and framed laws for their presentoc...casion, and to all intents and purposes, erected themselvesinto, though an inconsiderable, yet a separate State. " The mostdaring spirit in this little state was the young John Sevier, ofFrench Huguenot family (originally spelled Xavier), born inAugusta County, Virginia, on September 23, 1745. It was fromMillerstown in Shenandoah County where he was living theuneventful life of a small farmer, that he emigrated (December, 1773) to the Watauga region. With his arrival there begins one ofthe most fascinating and romantic careers recorded in the variedarid stirring annals of the Old Southwest.
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The conventionat which Articles of Association, unfortunately lost, were drawnup, is noteworthy as the first governmental assemblage offree-born American citizens ever held west of the Alleghanies. The government then established was the first free andindependent government, democratic in spirit, representative inform, ever organized upon the American continent. In describingthis mimic republic, the royal Governor of Virginia says: "Theyappointed magistrates, and framed laws for their presentoc...casion, and to all intents and purposes, erected themselvesinto, though an inconsiderable, yet a separate State. " The mostdaring spirit in this little state was the young John Sevier, ofFrench Huguenot family (originally spelled Xavier), born inAugusta County, Virginia, on September 23, 1745. It was fromMillerstown in Shenandoah County where he was living theuneventful life of a small farmer, that he emigrated (December, 1773) to the Watauga region. With his arrival there begins one ofthe most fascinating and romantic careers recorded in the variedarid stirring annals of the Old Southwest.
What to read after The Conquest of the Old Southwest; the Romantic Story of the Early Pioneers Into Virginia, the Carolinas, Tennessee, And Kentucky, 1740-1790?
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