List of References on the History of the West : : Revised Edition / / Frederick Merk, Frederick Jackson Turner.

• Superior document: Title is part of eBook package: De Gruyter HUP e-dition: American History eBook Package
• VerfasserIn: Turner, Frederick Jackson,; Merk, Frederick,
• Place / Publishing House: Cambridge, MA : : Harvard University Press, , [2013]; ©1922
• Year of Publication: 2013
• Edition: Rev. ed. 8th printing 1938. Reprint 2014
• Language: English
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (156 p.) :; 140 illustrations

Table of Contents

Frontmatter -- TABLE OF CONTENTS -- INTRODUCTORY NOTE -- Thesis Topics -- I. SIGNIFICANCE OF THE FRONTIER -- II. SIGNIFICANCE OF GEOGRAPHIC SECTIONS -- III. SIGNIFICANCE OF INDIAN OCCUPATION -- IV. THE ATLANTIC PLAINS: THE VIRGINIA TYPE -- V. THE OCCUPATION OF NEW ENGLAND TO 1700 -- VI. THE OCCUPATION OF THE OLD WEST,1700–1770 -- VII. THE FRENCH AND INDIAN BARRIERS, 1600–1765 -- VIII. BRITISH WESTERN POLICY, 1763–1775 -- IX. THE CROSSING OF THE ALLEGHANIES, AND BEGINNINGS OF SETTLEMENT OF THE ALLEGHANY PLATEAUS, 1769–1775 -- X. THE WEST IN THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR, 1774–1783 -- XI. GOVERNMENT OF THE WEST, 1774–1789 -- XII. THE WEST IN AMERICAN DIPLOMACY AND THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE, 1763–1804 -- XIII. LAND POLICY AND THE SETTLEMENT OF WESTERN NEW YORK AND THE OHIO VALLEY (APPALACHIAN PLATEAU), 1785–1800 -- XIV. INDIANS AND THE FOREIGN RELATIONS OF THE WEST, 1804–1815 -- XV. THE SETTLEMENT OF THE NORTH CENTRAL STATES (LAKE AND PRAIRIE PLAINS), 1800–1850 -- XVI. THE SETTLEMENT OF THE SOUTH CENTRAL STATES (GULF PLAINS) TO 1850 -- XVII. GOVERNMENT IN THE WEST, 1800–1850 -- XVIII. SLAVERY IN THE WEST, 1787–1850 -- XIX. THE PUBLIC DOMAIN, 1800–1850 -- XX. INTERNAL COMMERCE, 1815–1850 -- XXI. TRANSPORTATION AND INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT, 1816–1850 -- XXII. THE TARIFF AND THE WEST, 1816–1850 -- ХХIII. WESTERN ASPECTS OF CURRENCY AND BANKING, 1811–1850 -- XXIV. JACKSON DEMOCRATS, CLAY WHIGS, AND HARRISON WHIGS -- XXV. DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIETY IN THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY, 1830–1850 -- XXVI. GEOGRAPHIC PROVINCES WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI -- XXVII. WESTERN INDIANS -- XXVIII. EXPLORATION OF THE FAR WEST -- XXIX. TRANS–MISSISSIPPI TRADE, 1812–1850 -- XXX. THE ARMY ON THE FRONTIER, 1820–1850 -- XXXI. THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY FRONTIER ABOUT 1840 -- ΧΧII. SETTLEMENT, INDEPENDENCE, AND ANNEXATION OF TEXAS -- XXXIII. THE OCCUPATION OF OREGON -- XXXIV. THE MORMON MIGRATION TO THE INTERIOR BASIN -- XXXV. OCCUPATION OF CALIFORNIA -- XXXVI. THE MEXICAN WAR -- XXXVII. GOVERNMENT AND SLAVERY IN THE NEW TERRITORIES: COMPROMISE OF 1850 -- XXXVIII. THE WEST AND SLAVERY, 1850–1860 -- XXXIX. THE WEST IN THE CIVIL WAR -- XL. DEVELOPMENT OF THE MINING FKONTIER, 1859–1876 -- XLI. THE INDIANS AND THE ARMY ON THE FRONTIER, 1850–1876 -- XLII. THE PACIFIC RAILWAYS TO 1870 -- XLIII. LANDS AND AGKICULTUKE IN THE MIDDLE WEST, 1860–1880 -- XLIV. GRANGERS AND GBEENBACKERS TO 1880 -- XLV. THE GREAT LAKES AND THE N EW NORTHWEST, 1870–1890 -- XLVI. THE GBEAT PLAINS AND THE SOUTHWEST, 1870–1890 -- XLVII. THE POPULISTS, 1890–1896 -- XLVIII. THE NEW WEST, 1900–1910 -- XLIX. COMBINATIONS AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE WEST -- L. CONSERVATION AND THE WEST -- LI. THE PROGRESSIVES -- LII. THE WEST IN THE WOBLD WAR AND RECONSTRUCTION -- LIII. CONTEMPORANEOUS WESTERN IDEALS