It would be difficult to overstate the historical significance of the Louisiana Purchase. Looking back, it is difficult to imagine a single land purchase which doubled the size of this Nation, and it is equally hard to imagine what America might look like today had that purchase not been made. We support the findings and sentiments expressed in this concurrent resolution and support its adoption.
Jon L. Christensen: “It would be difficult to overstate the historical significance of the Louisiana Purchase. Looking back, it is difficult…”
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