The Way to the West, and the Lives of Three Early Americans Boone Crockett Carson #250743

The customary method in writing history is to rely on chronological sequence as the only con meeting thread in the narrative. For this reason many books of history are but little more than loosely bound masses of dates and events that bear no philosophical connection with one another, and therefore are not easily retained in the grasp of the average mind. History, to be of service, must be remembered.