American Institutions and Their Preservation, Volume 1Norwood Press, 1927 - 403 pagina's |
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... RAILROAD MEN XXIV . RAILROADS XXV . WALL STREET AND WALL STREET BANKERS XXVI . AMERICAN WOMEN XXVII . THE LAWYERS . 156 161 168 • 173 · 189 194 211 221 · 227 XXVIII . COÖPERATION OF THE UNITED States and GREAT BRITAIN 232 PART IV ...
... RAILROAD MEN XXIV . RAILROADS XXV . WALL STREET AND WALL STREET BANKERS XXVI . AMERICAN WOMEN XXVII . THE LAWYERS . 156 161 168 • 173 · 189 194 211 221 · 227 XXVIII . COÖPERATION OF THE UNITED States and GREAT BRITAIN 232 PART IV ...
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... railroad freight charges took more than a fair share of the value of wheat , corn , beef , and pork , Congress organized the Interstate Commerce Commission to regulate rates so that the farmer might not be deprived of the profit of his ...
... railroad freight charges took more than a fair share of the value of wheat , corn , beef , and pork , Congress organized the Interstate Commerce Commission to regulate rates so that the farmer might not be deprived of the profit of his ...
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... railroads , its central position , and its indomitable enterprise . The spirit of New England Puritanism was duty , not pleasure . That spirit predominates today in Americans of colonial descent . Nor has the New England spirit of ...
... railroads , its central position , and its indomitable enterprise . The spirit of New England Puritanism was duty , not pleasure . That spirit predominates today in Americans of colonial descent . Nor has the New England spirit of ...
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... railroad through the mountain ranges cleft at Albany . The Erie Canal , furnishing the cheapest and easiest outlet for western produce , soon made New York City easily the chief city of the country . Trade has built up trade until now ...
... railroad through the mountain ranges cleft at Albany . The Erie Canal , furnishing the cheapest and easiest outlet for western produce , soon made New York City easily the chief city of the country . Trade has built up trade until now ...
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... railroad locomotive were invented , New York went to the front . 1 New York at the close of the Revolutionary War drove out thousands of its Loyalist inhabitants . President Falconer of the Toronto University says : " It has been ...
... railroad locomotive were invented , New York went to the front . 1 New York at the close of the Revolutionary War drove out thousands of its Loyalist inhabitants . President Falconer of the Toronto University says : " It has been ...
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