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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... five cents the square yard , were to be deemed to have cost twenty - five cents , and to pay duty accordingly , the trade in India cottons was intended to be arrested . Mr. Pickering , of Massachusetts , who did not believe the existing ...
... five cents the square yard , were to be deemed to have cost twenty - five cents , and to pay duty accordingly , the trade in India cottons was intended to be arrested . Mr. Pickering , of Massachusetts , who did not believe the existing ...
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... five cents per hundred square feet ; boots , one dollar and fifty cents ; shoes and slippers of silk , thirty cents , of leather , twenty - five cents , chil- dren's , fifteen cents per pair ; tallow , whiting , and Paris white , ochre ...
... five cents per hundred square feet ; boots , one dollar and fifty cents ; shoes and slippers of silk , thirty cents , of leather , twenty - five cents , chil- dren's , fifteen cents per pair ; tallow , whiting , and Paris white , ochre ...
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... five - and - ten - cent chains . The five - and - ten - cent field is one where there is virtually no inde- pendent competition . It would be practically impossible for any organization without huge buying power and great volume of ...
... five - and - ten - cent chains . The five - and - ten - cent field is one where there is virtually no inde- pendent competition . It would be practically impossible for any organization without huge buying power and great volume of ...
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