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By Mary Einsel

The unexplored plains and mountains west of the Missouri River, recognized merely to Indians and some Mountain males, land among St. Louis and the Mexican hamet of Santa Fe, grew to become the controversy of younger the USA within the 1820's. After the yoke of Spanish rule was once lifted from Santa Fe in 1821 pack mules with buying and selling item headed out around the unknown prairie to alternate with Mexico. quickly hundreds of thousands of lined wagons have been utilizing the damaging Santa Fe path, the one pathway throughout wild Indian country.

The wagons carried weapons, iron, whiskey, and cotton, to alternate for Mexican gold, silver and furs. the tale of the Santa Fe path embodies the original early-day West that the United States loves.

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