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Figures 21/21.1- The plantation landscape: blue and pink to indicate cotton plantations, yellow and green to indicate sugar plantations. The planimetry is the Norman’s Chart Of The Lower Mississippi River by A. Persac. Published by B.M. Norman, New Orleans, La. 1858. Engraved, Printed & Mounted By J.H. Colton & Co. New York. The title at top is “From Natchez to New Orleans”.(73X155 cm) View shows plantations by type; This reproduction copy issued by Pelican Press, originally in 1931, and printed by Rand McNally - this reproduction greatly alters the original. Incredible detail, showing the Plantations on both sides of the river. Four engraved views. Engraved by J.H. Colton. Lacking boards, this copy has some tears at the folds with slight loss at some intersections, some light browning in two areas, but is overall a very good copy. Copies at LSU, Historic New Orleans Collection (David Rumsey Historical Map Collection Archive)
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UNIVERSITY OF NOVA GORICA GRADUATE
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Building the American Landscape. Te
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The Oklahoma Land Rush, April 22, 1
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Introduction The purpose of this re
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of the issue of the landscape desig
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especially, during which the intere
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We have tried to do so by suggestin
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colonial settlements were never an
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continued. Under Governor Benjamin
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island is so out of control that it
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Utopian experiments and perspective
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considered really wise and environm
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stockings, and slippers fastened wi
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pecuniary means, this enterprise mu
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of continual reflections by Wright,
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The main feature of this charming v
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limit/prevent its growth. In fact,
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Dodge, and as I rode beside him Nat
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twentieth century, a rush born from
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Figure 58- The vineyard landscape,
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Figure 60- Vineyards and railroad i
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Figure 62- Mormon town-planning. Wi
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Figure 64- Frank Lloyd Wright, stud
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Nature, filled with bread stuff. [.
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works of man are part of a much wid
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Figure 66-The Lackawanna Valley, Ge
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The cotton mill, invented in Englan
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containing falling water, the most
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year, Appleton and Jackson founded
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manufacturing industries held a tot
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The new methods of communication an
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with internal territories prior to
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y the engineer Benjamin Wright (177
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stretches included the Delaware Div
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Until coal was introduced, they wer
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The image of an old and a new world
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72]. The Philadelphia and Lancaster
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[…] Thus there gradually evolved
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events 193 . From 1870, when the ra
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Figure 67- View of Lowell, Massachu
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Figure 70- Waterfront of St. Louis,
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Figure 73-Two steamboats race on th
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Figure 75- The map shows character
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Figure 78- The Locks of Lockport, V
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Figure 81- Map of the various chann
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Figure 84- Mormon pioneers about to
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Figure 86 - Picnic near Niagara Sus
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Manifest Destiny Go West, young man
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favoured the manufacturing system a
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the machine has not yet reached. Th
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Figure 88- American Progress, John
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meadow” 199 . Brown’s experimen
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with specific transformations of th
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Washington’s life, the gardener p
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discern a careful study of the land
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Birkenhead Park was celebrated in B
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Dearborn who arranged the purchase
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monuments 225 created a picturesque
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merged within this framework throug
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The modern art of laying out ground
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luxuriant urban or country house pa
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about his numerous projects remain,
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home; not through plots of fruit tr
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plans, perspectives and cross‐sec
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Thus, Downing’s ideas endorsed th
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was the first of its kind, proof th
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Figure 90- McMahon’s plan for “
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Figure 92- The immediate surroundin
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Figure 96- Thomas Jefferson-View of
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Figure 99- Frank Lloyd Wright Como
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Figure 101- Almerin Hotchkiss: Bird
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Figure 103- John Notman, Philadelph
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Figure 106- Andrè Parmentier and D
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Figures 110- In the previous page:
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Figure 114- Andrew Jackson Downing,
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Figure 117- Downing’s project for
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Figure 120- Alexander Jackson Davis
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Its vicinity to the Hudson valley w
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The result of these journeys were t
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Greensward. The 800 acres of rough
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Commission, which resulted in the c
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Figure 121- Frederick Law Olmsted,
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The Wilderness, The Westland and th
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profitable, annual rendezvous betwe
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environment. In other words, the Am
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Numerous pictures of these events e
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potential quarter sections, no long
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the influence of nature. The illuso
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Figure 128- Herd of bison, near Lak
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Figure 130- Missouri Pacifi c or At
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Figure 133- The far west - shooting
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Conclusion The Independence of the
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This rapid revision of the landscap
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1780 ‐Federal‐style architectur
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1806 T. Jefferson: Poplar Forest, p
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1836 ‐C. Fourier: Phalange ‐Lau
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‐Foundation of Anheim, California
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BIBLIOGRAPHY (PRIMARY SOURCES) Book
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the Equinoctial Regions of the New
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REPTON, Humprey, Fragments on the T
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GALLATIN, Albert, Report of the Sec
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CONTEMPORARY BIBLIOGRAPHY (SECONDAR
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FISHER, Robert B., The Mount Vernon
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JACKSON John Brinckeroff, Discoveri
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MESERVE, Herry C., Lowell‐ an ind
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REPS, John William, Birds eye views
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YGLESIAS, Caren, The complete House
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HATCH, Peter, http://www.monticello
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‐Cornell University Library, Coll
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