The Ordinance Of 1787: Origin, Features, And Results. An Address Delivered Before The Ohio Teachers' Association, Akron, O., June 29, 1887. Indirect E (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781276413015)

"The Ordinance of 1787" examines the origins, features, and lasting impact of this pivotal piece of legislation in American history. Based on addresses delivered by Burke Aaron Hinsdale before the Ohio Teachers' Association and the National Educational Association, this work explores the historical context, key provisions, and far-reaching consequences of the Northwest Ordinance. It sheds light on the ordinance's influence on education, governance, and the expansion of the United States.

Hinsdale provides valuable insights into the historical significance of the ordinance and its continuing relevance to understanding the development of the American nation.

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