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Kill any race besides ours we are superior they are inequivilant to us. Those savage indians, cruel americans, those damn immigrants. bang bang boom boom! Any of this sound familiar? What about come on out west experience the frontier life come experience the land of prosperity where the grass couldn't be greener the water couldn't taste better and where God casts sunlight on those individuals who are willing to work hard. All of this is part of the Frontier life. Judging whether or not the Frontier life was good may vary from group to group east to west race to race, person to person. There is no way of defining that western life known as frontier life just mere thoughts feelings and keepsakes left behind by those who lived it. In this paper I will attempt to explain what life was like on the western frontier for Indians as well as settlers. I will explain how those documents left behind from the inhabitants of the west at that time were different from Frederick Jackson Turners......

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