From the River to the Sea
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From the River to the Sea: The Untold Story of the Railroad War That Made the West
By John SedgwickBeyond the Hundredth Meridian: John Wesley Powell and the Second Opening of the West. New York: Penguin Books, 1953. Stiles, T. J. The First Tycoon: The Epic Life of Cornelius Vanderbilt. New York: Vintage Books, 2009.
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From the River to the Sea: The Untold Story of the Railroad War That Made the West
By John Sedgwick“Riveting...A great read, full of colorful characters and outrageous confrontations back when the west was still wild.” —George R.R. Martin A propulsive and panoramic history of one of the most dramatic stories never told—the ...
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From the River to the Sea: The Untold Story of the Railroad War That Made the West
By John SedgwickCHAPTER 15: BAD MEN 163 Gun tallies came in: Athearne, Rebel of the Rockies, 77. 164 “A splendid body ...”: Ibid., 77. 164 Details are spotty: Ibid.,79. 164 All of them had come: Bradley, The Story of the Santa Fe, 124.
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From the River to the Sea: Palestine and Israel in the Shadow of "Peace"
By Mandy TurnerThis book analyses the impacts and responses to twenty-five years of "peace" between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization.
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From the River to the Sea: Heartbreak and Hope in the Wake of United 93
By Alan Shipnuck, Jack Grandcolas"This is a genuine Barnacle Book."--Verso of title page.
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From the River to the Sea: The Palaeolithic and the Neolithic on the Euphrates and in the Northern Levant :...
By Olivier Aurenche, Marie Le Mière, Paul SanlavilleThese seventeen essays are written in honour of Lorraine Copeland which reflect her interest in the prehistory of the Near East and her belief that river sediments were the key...
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From the River to the Sea: Aquitaine, A Place for Me
By Basia GordonOstensibly about a Scottish couple renovating a crumbling farmhouse in Aquitaine that's been in the family for generations on a shoestring budget, this book is really a quirky memoir covering far more than just the renovation.
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From the River to the Sea: A Life’S Journey from India to South America
By Joseph Matchanickal... from such activities. In fact, they gave mostly good reports of me. I stood first in most of the subjects in the exams. The subject that I disliked most was Mathematics, mostly because it was taught by a nun who ... FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA.