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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... nearly equal to the exports to all the Colonies together at the first period . The Colony trade of Great Britain had increased from one - sixteenth to nearly one - third of the whole . The importations were particularly heavy in 1770 ...
... nearly equal to the exports to all the Colonies together at the first period . The Colony trade of Great Britain had increased from one - sixteenth to nearly one - third of the whole . The importations were particularly heavy in 1770 ...
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... nearly a tenth . Those of Massachusetts alone exceed in value those of all the Western States together , and are nearly thrice as great as those of the four Southern States united . This diversity is to be referred prin- cipally to the ...
... nearly a tenth . Those of Massachusetts alone exceed in value those of all the Western States together , and are nearly thrice as great as those of the four Southern States united . This diversity is to be referred prin- cipally to the ...
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... nearly forty and one - quarter millions of dollars , or over 83 per cent . of the product of the whole Union in 1850. The manufacture of shirts and collars , of ladies ' cloaks and mantillas - a new branch which has received its ...
... nearly forty and one - quarter millions of dollars , or over 83 per cent . of the product of the whole Union in 1850. The manufacture of shirts and collars , of ladies ' cloaks and mantillas - a new branch which has received its ...
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