Readings in the Economic and Social History of the United States, Volumen1Felix Flügel, Harold Underwood Faulkner Harper & Brothers, 1929 - 978 páginas |
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... South Central States ; in the same decade the North and South Atlantic States show the highest rate of increase reached by them in any decade since the first census , while in the present North Central and Western States there was too ...
... South Central States ; in the same decade the North and South Atlantic States show the highest rate of increase reached by them in any decade since the first census , while in the present North Central and Western States there was too ...
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... South , for the South had existed under a form of labor entirely antagonistic to that existing at the North and in all other lands where material progress had marked the growth of the peo- ple . The South had been waiting , as had the ...
... South , for the South had existed under a form of labor entirely antagonistic to that existing at the North and in all other lands where material progress had marked the growth of the peo- ple . The South had been waiting , as had the ...
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... South has changed . It is not pretended that many New England manufactories will bodily move South . Geographi- cal shifts in a great industry come less obviously , but no less certainly . What happens is that a Lowell or a Lawrence ...
... South has changed . It is not pretended that many New England manufactories will bodily move South . Geographi- cal shifts in a great industry come less obviously , but no less certainly . What happens is that a Lowell or a Lawrence ...
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