Pittsburgh

Chapter 19: REFERENCES Chapter VIII

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An account of a frontier settlement's growth from a scattered military post into an organized borough, tracing its social institutions, legal adjustments, and cultural maturation. It describes the effect of unsettled jurisdiction, conflicts and frontier insecurity on daily life; the slow emergence of schooling, newspapers, and municipal planning; patterns of land sales and incoming migration that created a diverse population; and the evolution of public and private affairs, including local controversies, duels, and civic leadership. Chapters move chronologically and thematically to show how crude pioneer habits gradually gave way to broader educational, cultural, and civic institutions.

REFERENCES
Chapter VIII

271 The Western Gleaner or Repository for Arts, Sciences, and Literature, Pittsburgh, Pa., August, 1814, vol. ii, pp. 173–175.

272 Pittsburgh Gazette, June 28, 1800.

273 Pittsburgh Gazette, December 4, 1801.

274 Tree of Liberty, October 18, 1800.

275 Pittsburgh Gazette, March 20, 1801.

276 Tree of Liberty, June 13, 1801.

277 Pittsburgh Gazette, December 4, 1801.

278 Tree of Liberty, August 7, 1802.

279 Pittsburgh Gazette, December 4, 1801; Tree of Liberty, August 7, 1802.

280 Pittsburgh Gazette, December 17, 1813.

281 Pittsburgh Gazette, March 27, 1812.

282 The Navigator, Pittsburgh, 1814, pp. 258–259.

283 John Mellish: Travels in the United States of America in the years 1806–1807–1809–1810 and 1811, Philadelphia, vol. ii., p. 58.

284 Christian Schultz, Jun.: Travels on an Inland Voyage, New York, 1810, p. 133.