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              36.  Frances T r ollope, Domestic Manners  if the Americans  (New Y o rk:  Dodd,
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              37.  Charles  Sealsfield,  The United States  of   North America as They Are  (New
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                 220.
              38.  Mesick, English Traveller in America,  95; and William]. Baker, ed., America
                 Perceived: A  View f rom Abroad in  the  19th  Century  (West  Haven,  Conn.:
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              39.  Sealsfield, United States of  North Am erica,  I I 9; and Gerstacker,  W ild S p orts,
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              40.  Kalikst  W  o lski,  American  Impressions,  trans.  Marion  Moore  Coleman
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              42.  William A. Baillie-Grohman,  Camps  in the Rockies  (New Y o rk:  Charles
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                                 )
              43 .  Clarence Evans, "Friedrich Gerstacker, Social Chronicler of the Arkansas
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                                        I
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              45 .  Trollope, Domestic Manners if the Americans,  67·
              46.   Lyell,  Travels  in  North America,  I : 43 ; John  Xantus,  Letters f rom  North
                 America  (Detroit: W  a y ne  State  University  Press,  I975),  I54; Baker,  ed.,
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              47.  Frederick  von  Raumer, America  and the American  People,  3  vols., trans.
                                                                  I
                 William WTurner (NewYork:Johnson Reprint Corp., I970),  : 499; and
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              48.  Ole  M. Raeder, America  in  the Forties: The Letters  if Ole  Munch  Raeder
                 (Minneapolis: University  of Minnesota  Press,  I929), I22-23.
              49.  Ernest Duvergier  de  Hauranne, A Frenchman in Lincoln's America,  trans.
                 and  ed. Ralph  H. Bowen, vol.  I  (Chicago: Lakeside  Press,  I974), 230.
              50.  Mary  S.  Owen,  "The  American  Frontiersman:  A  French  Portrait"
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              5 I .   Xantus, Letters f rom North America,  I54-55.
              52.   Marilyn  M. Sibley,  Travelers  in Texas,  1761-1860  (Austin:  University  of
                 T e xas Press,  I967),  I05-7.



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