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The Opening, the Use, and the Future of Our Domain on This Continent: An Address Delivered Before the New York Historical Society on Its Eighty-Second ... Tuesday, November 16, 1886 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover
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During his honorable and useful career as historian and divine, Dr. Ellis has done great service to American history by his varied and ih valuable contributions on subjects extending from the early colonists to our own times. To-night, after his delightful and graphic reminiscences ofscenes in the history of this Society, and connected with eminent states men, which some of us well remember, Dr. Ellis has discussed the open ing and uses of our national domain, and has closed his review of four hundred years of its past history by glancing at its future. This reminds us that the future of our national domain loomed up in the far distance before the searching and jealous gaze of European statesmen more than a century ago.
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