Latin America And The Caribbean Un Environment Programme
This map of midwestern states was element of the textbook Mitchell’s New Intermediate Geography. By 1862, none of these had been likely to be widespread sights in Missouri, especially not as the Civil War intensified. Nonetheless, the photos remain proper considering the fact that by the 1860s, Missouri and Kansas were on the western edge of the contiguous United States, with California and Oregon isolated on the west coast and separated from the rest of the country. And the reason he didn’t like them was since he lacked the imagination that would have allowed him to see beyond the monotonous...