This collection of twelve original essays explores the history of
people interacting with the land. The first section examines how
Native Americans attempted to maintain control of their lands. The
second includes three essays that are concerned with land
speculation, from the earliest penetration of the Europeans into
the interior of America to the last frontiers of West Texas and
Northern Mexico. A third section considers land policy and
governmental attempts at regulation. The fourth documents
environmental abuse and alteration by politicians as well as
agriculturalists, farmers, and ranchers. Human interaction with the
land is thus highlighted as westward expansion is chronicled.
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