...acute and widely informed observer, Mr. Bryce, " The West is the most American part of America. . . . What Europe is to Asia, what England is to the rest...States and Territories are to the Atlantic States." The West, as a phase of social organization, began with the Atlantic coast, and passed across the continent....

...three. Bryce, in his chapter "The Temper of the West" in The American Commonwealth, spoke of the West as "the most American part of America; that is to say,...always growing as we follow the path of the sun." Not until Turner began writing, however, was a clearly formulated expression of the place of the frontier...

...informed observer, Mr. Bryce, "The West is the most American part of America What Europe is to Asia, what America is to England, that the Western States and Territories are to the Atlantic States." The West, as a phase of social organization, began with the Atlantic coast, and passed across the continent....

...acute and widely informed observer, Mr. Bryce, "The West is the most American part of America. . . . What Europe is to Asia, what England is to the rest...States and Territories are to the Atlantic States." The West, as a phase of social organization, began with the Atlantic coast, and passed across the continent....

...informed observer, Mr. Bryce, " The West is the most American part of America. . . . What Europe ifi to Asia, what England is to the rest of Europe, what...States and Territories are to the Atlantic States." The West, as a phase of social organization, began with the Atlantic coast, and passed across the continent....