The Beginners American History
The Beginners American History
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What did he do in 1792 ? What happened after Captain Gray returned to Boston ? What happened in 1846 ? What two states were made out of the Oregon Country ?
CAPTAIN SUTTER 1 (1803-1880) .
236. Captain Sutter and his fort ; how the captain lived.
At the time when Professor Morse sent his first message by telegraph from Washington to Baltimore (1844), Cap tain J. A. Sutter, an emigrant from Switzerland, was liv ing near the Sacramento River in California. California then belonged to Mexico. The g...overnor of that part of the country had given Captain Sutter an immense piece of land ; and the captain had built a fort at a point where a stream which he named the American River joins the Sacramento River. 2 People then called the place Sutter s 1 Sutler (Soo ter). 2 See map on page 190.
190 THE BEGINNER S AMERICAN HISTORY.
Fort, but to-day it is Sacramento City, the capital of the great and rich state of California.
In his fort Captain Sutter lived like a king. He owned land enough to make a thousand fair-sized farms ; he had twelve thousand head of cattle, more than ten thousand sheep, and over two thousand horses and mules.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What did he do in 1792 ? What happened after Captain Gray returned to Boston ? What happened in 1846 ? What two states were made out of the Oregon Country ?
CAPTAIN SUTTER 1 (1803-1880) .
236. Captain Sutter and his fort ; how the captain lived.
At the time when Professor Morse sent his first message by telegraph from Washington to Baltimore (1844), Cap tain J. A. Sutter, an emigrant from Switzerland, was liv ing near the Sacramento River in California. California then belonged to Mexico. The g...overnor of that part of the country had given Captain Sutter an immense piece of land ; and the captain had built a fort at a point where a stream which he named the American River joins the Sacramento River. 2 People then called the place Sutter s 1 Sutler (Soo ter). 2 See map on page 190.
190 THE BEGINNER S AMERICAN HISTORY.
Fort, but to-day it is Sacramento City, the capital of the great and rich state of California.
In his fort Captain Sutter lived like a king. He owned land enough to make a thousand fair-sized farms ; he had twelve thousand head of cattle, more than ten thousand sheep, and over two thousand horses and mules.
What to read after The Beginners American History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D H David Henry Montgomery to read onlineMoreLess
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