In the mid-19th century, a prairie schooner typically cost between $100 and $200, depending on its size and features. This price included the wagon itself, but additional costs for oxen or horses, supplies, and provisions could significantly increase the total expense for pioneers embarking on westward journeys. The investment was substantial for many families, reflecting the challenging and uncertain nature of their migration.
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Yes. Almost everything cost money
no it doesn't but you have to be a member and it does cost money to be a member
You will get back the cost to get you a like vehicle.
It should cost cheeper to sit in the front row
Cloning costs a lot of money due to the materials involved in the process and money to ship, the money for the process, the money to pay the scientists, the cost to ship back, E.T.C.
You can't go back in time with any amount of money!
kit would cost 246
it costs 1p
No, the cost of a requested performance bond should be itemized in the proposal.
Im not sure but im sure it wont give you your money back
The only cost you will pay is a 15 dollar laptop insurance fee, and 10 dollars for a laptop back if you do not already have one.