Item Detail
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31055
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14
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English
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Spanish and Mexican Exploration and Trade Northwest From New Mexico into the Great Basin 1763-1853
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Utah Historical Quarterly
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1930
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3
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1
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Salt Lake City, UT
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Utah State Historical Society
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3-24
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This article outlines the opening of trade and travel along the Old Spanish Trail that ultimatley ended in the Great Basin in Utah. This trail was used for decades by merchants and travels from Mexico in order to settle the over laying area.
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