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GATEWAY TO THE WEST: THE HISTORY OF JEFFERSON BARRACKS FROM 1826-1894, VOLUME I by Marc E. Kollbaum; PUBLISHER: Friends of Jefferson Barracks, St. Louis, MO; unknown printing; 261 pages.
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This volume attempts to not only provide a history of the people and events that took place at Jefferson Barracks, but in so doing show what Army life was like at a military post, at first situated on the frontier, then remaining alive and important as the frontier left it behind. The first volume takes the reader frm the beginning in 1826 through 1894. By 1894 the United States had expanded to the Pacific and most authorities are agreed that the West is settled. This first volume takes the reader from the beginning in 1826 through 1894.
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