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Basic Illustrated History of America
#07-2278 - 1800-1850: Americans Move Westward
(1976)
Pendulum Press
, 1976 Series
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Price
1.25 USD
Pages
68
Indicia / Colophon Publisher
Pendulum Press Inc.
Brand
Basic History of America Illustrated
ISBN
0-88301-227-8
Editing
Vince Fago
(credited as
Vincent Fago
) (production);
D'Ann Fago
(credited as
D'Ann Calhoun
) (editor); Lawrence W. Bloch (editorial consultant)
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Basic Illustrated History of America (Pendulum Press, 1976 series) #07-2278 - 1800-1850: Americans Move Westward [hardcover]
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America buys the Louisiana territory from France in 1803; Lewis and Clark set out to explore the new lands
(Table of Contents: 1)
comic story / 19 pages
(report information)
Script
Naunerle Farr
(credited) (written by)
Pencils
Frank Redondo
(credited) (illustrated by)
Inks
Frank Redondo
(credited) (illustrated by)
Letters
typeset
Roads and canals spread across the country; by 1850 railroads join the major eastern cities
(Table of Contents: 2)
comic story / 6 pages
(report information)
Script
Naunerle Farr
(credited) (written by)
Pencils
Frank Redondo
(credited) (illustrated by)
Inks
Frank Redondo
(credited) (illustrated by)
Letters
typeset
Friendly Indians show the white men how to hunt for buffalo; fur traders work hard in the wilderness
(Table of Contents: 3)
comic story / 15 pages
(report information)
Script
Naunerle Farr
(credited) (written by)
Pencils
Frank Redondo
(credited) (illustrated by)
Inks
Frank Redondo
(credited) (illustrated by)
Letters
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Missionaries travel westward to bring Christianity to the waiting Indians
(Table of Contents: 4)
comic story / 6 pages
(report information)
Script
Naunerle Farr
(credited) (written by)
Pencils
Frank Redondo
(credited) (illustrated by)
Inks
Frank Redondo
(credited) (illustrated by)
Letters
typeset
Other settlers looking for a new life soon follow the missionaries to the West
(Table of Contents: 5)
comic story / 5 pages
(report information)
Script
Naunerle Farr
(credited) (written by)
Pencils
Frank Redondo
(credited) (illustrated by)
Inks
Frank Redondo
(credited) (illustrated by)
Letters
typeset
The Oregon territory becomes American land, and the United States finally stretches from sea to sea
(Table of Contents: 6)
comic story / 2 pages
(report information)
Script
Naunerle Farr
(credited) (written by)
Pencils
Frank Redondo
(credited) (illustrated by)
Inks
Frank Redondo
(credited) (illustrated by)
Letters
typeset
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America buys the Louisiana territory from France in 1803; Lewis and Clark set out to explore the new lands
2.
Roads and canals spread across the country; by 1850 railroads join the major eastern cities
3.
Friendly Indians show the white men how to hunt for buffalo; fur traders work hard in the wilderness
4.
Missionaries travel westward to bring Christianity to the waiting Indians
5.
Other settlers looking for a new life soon follow the missionaries to the West
6.
The Oregon territory becomes American land, and the United States finally stretches from sea to sea
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