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Essay heading: Fronteir Exceptionalism
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They agreed that the current notion of lawless wilderness had indeed been invaded by law and order. They credit this to the strength of character of the pioneer, whose relentless spirit overcame so much in the face of adversity. But Turner and Cody approached this from separate directions. Turner's theme emphasized the conquest of nature and made the incursions with the Indians incidental, whereas Cody was more compelled to describe the ?conquest of the savages' rather than nature... displayed 300 characters
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They agreed that the current notion of lawless wilderness had indeed been invaded by law and order. They credit this to the strength of character of the pioneer, whose relentless spirit overcame so much in the face of adversity. But Turner and Cody approached this from separate directions. Turner's theme emphasized the conquest of nature and made the incursions with the Indians incidental, whereas Cody was more compelled to describe the ?conquest of the savages' rather than nature... displayed next 300 characters
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