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American Boundaries The Nation, the States, the Rectangular Survey - Bill Hubbard Jr. 2009 PDF Chicago University of Chicago Press Ann Arbor, Michigan ProQuest BOOKS HISTORY
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American Boundaries The Nation, the States, the Rectangular Survey
Author: Bill Hubbard Jr.
Year: 2009
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Language: ENG



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The book "American Boundaries The Nation the States the Rectangular Survey" by Michael H. Belknap and Richard G. Ellis presents a comprehensive overview of the historical development of the United States' land survey system, from its origins to its current form. The authors delve into the intricacies of this complex process, providing readers with a deep understanding of how the country's boundaries were established and maintained over time. They explore the role of the rectangular survey method, which played a crucial part in shaping America's physical and political landscape. This article will provide a detailed description of the plot, highlighting the significance of studying and comprehending the technological advancements that have influenced our world and the importance of creating a personal paradigm for perceiving these developments as a foundation for humanity's survival. The Plot: The book begins by discussing the early history of land surveys in North America, focusing on the French and British colonial efforts to claim territory and establish borders. The authors then delve into the creation of the Public Land Survey System (PLSS), which was developed in the early 19th century to divide public lands into a grid-like pattern for sale and settlement. This system allowed for the efficient distribution of land and facilitated westward expansion. As the country grew, so did the need for more precise boundary definitions, leading to the development of the General Land Office (GLO) and the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). The PLSS was initially used to divide land into square-shaped townships and sections, with each section consisting of 640 acres.
В книге Майкла Х. Белнапа и Ричарда Г. Эллиса «American Boundaries The Nation the States the Rectangular Survey» представлен всесторонний обзор исторического развития системы межевания территории Соединенных Штатов, от её истоков до её нынешней формы. Авторы вникают в тонкости этого сложного процесса, предоставляя читателям глубокое понимание того, как устанавливались и поддерживались границы страны с течением времени. Они исследуют роль метода прямоугольного опроса, который сыграл решающую роль в формировании физического и политического ландшафта Америки. В этой статье будет представлено подробное описание сюжета, подчеркивающее важность изучения и осмысления технологических достижений, которые повлияли на наш мир, и важность создания личной парадигмы для восприятия этих событий как основы выживания человечества. Книга начинается с обсуждения ранней истории земельных изысканий в Северной Америке, фокусируясь на французских и британских колониальных усилиях по притязаниям на территорию и установлению границ. Затем авторы углубляются в создание Системы общественного межевания (PLSS), которая была разработана в начале XIX века для разделения общественных земель на сеткообразную схему для продажи и заселения. Эта система позволяла эффективно распределять земли и облегчала расширение на запад. По мере роста страны росла и потребность в более точных определениях границ, что привело к созданию Главного земельного управления (ГЛО) и Бюро по землеустройству (БЗМ). ПЛСС первоначально использовалась для разделения земель на городки и участки квадратной формы, при этом каждый участок состоял из 640 акров.
Il libro di Michael H. Belnap e Richard G. Ellis «American Boundaries The Nation the States the Rectangull Survey» fornisce una panoramica completa dell'evoluzione storica del sistema di interconnessione del territorio degli Stati Uniti, dalla sua origine alla sua forma attuale. Gli autori entrano nelle finezze di questo complesso processo, fornendo ai lettori una profonda comprensione di come sono stati stabiliti e mantenuti i confini del paese nel corso del tempo. Stanno esplorando il ruolo di un metodo di sondaggio rettangolare che ha avuto un ruolo cruciale nella formazione del panorama fisico e politico americano. Questo articolo fornirà una descrizione dettagliata della storia che sottolinea l'importanza di esplorare e comprendere i progressi tecnologici che hanno influenzato il nostro mondo e l'importanza di creare un paradigma personale per percepire questi eventi come la base della sopravvivenza dell'umanità. Il libro inizia con un dibattito sulla storia iniziale della ricerca di terreni in Nord America, focalizzandosi sugli sforzi coloniali francesi e britannici per rivendicare il territorio e fissare i confini. Poi gli autori approfondiscono la creazione del stema di Interconnessione Pubblica (PLSS), che è stato sviluppato all'inizio del XIX secolo per dividere i terreni pubblici in un circuito settoriale per la vendita e l'occupazione. Questo sistema consentiva di distribuire i terreni in modo efficiente e facilitava l'espansione verso ovest. Mentre il paese cresceva, anche la necessità di definire i confini con maggiore precisione, che ha portato alla creazione della Direzione Generale della Terra (GLO) e dell'Ufficio per la Gestione della Terra (BSM). Il PLSS è stato utilizzato inizialmente per dividere i terreni in città e parti di forma quadrata, con ogni pezzo composto da 640 acri.
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