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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... Communication from the Secretary of the Treasury ( c ) From Samuel B. Ruggles , Vindication in 1849 of the Canal Policy of New York of 1838 ( e ) From Communication from the Secretary of the Treasury 4. Survey of Canals Constructed ...
... Communication from the Secretary of the Treasury ( c ) From Samuel B. Ruggles , Vindication in 1849 of the Canal Policy of New York of 1838 ( e ) From Communication from the Secretary of the Treasury 4. Survey of Canals Constructed ...
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... communication from Boston to New York , interrupted only by two ferries . Another branch of the great Massachusetts line is carried south from Springfield , through Hartford to Newhaven ; and a third from Pitts- field to Bridgeport ...
... communication from Boston to New York , interrupted only by two ferries . Another branch of the great Massachusetts line is carried south from Springfield , through Hartford to Newhaven ; and a third from Pitts- field to Bridgeport ...
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... communication is continued by steam - boats on the Potomac to the left bank of that river near Fredericksburg , in Virginia , a distance of about fifty miles . Here the line of railway communication is resumed and continued through the ...
... communication is continued by steam - boats on the Potomac to the left bank of that river near Fredericksburg , in Virginia , a distance of about fifty miles . Here the line of railway communication is resumed and continued through the ...
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