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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... four and five mil- lion dollars , a large part being destined for England . We send gen- erally cotton , tobacco ... four hundred thousand , the imports being scarcely anything . With the Danish as with the Swedish West Indies , our ...
... four and five mil- lion dollars , a large part being destined for England . We send gen- erally cotton , tobacco ... four hundred thousand , the imports being scarcely anything . With the Danish as with the Swedish West Indies , our ...
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... four locks ; Hooksett canal , fifty rods in length , passes Hooksett falls by three locks , with a lock- age of sixteen feet ; Amoskeag canal , eight miles below the above , passes a fall of the same name , by a lockage of forty - five ...
... four locks ; Hooksett canal , fifty rods in length , passes Hooksett falls by three locks , with a lock- age of sixteen feet ; Amoskeag canal , eight miles below the above , passes a fall of the same name , by a lockage of forty - five ...
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... four locks , and the remaining one thousand , three hundred and thirty - four feet by twenty- three inclined planes . This canal is supplied with water from Hopat- cong lake , situated nine hundred feet above tide - water . The cost is ...
... four locks , and the remaining one thousand , three hundred and thirty - four feet by twenty- three inclined planes . This canal is supplied with water from Hopat- cong lake , situated nine hundred feet above tide - water . The cost is ...
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