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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... tonnage . The North owns 80 per cent . of the tonnage , and supplies 7 per cent . of the freights . Decline of American Ocean Tonnage 8.1 In order fully to comprehend the extent of the decadence of American shipping and the causes which ...
... tonnage . The North owns 80 per cent . of the tonnage , and supplies 7 per cent . of the freights . Decline of American Ocean Tonnage 8.1 In order fully to comprehend the extent of the decadence of American shipping and the causes which ...
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... tonnage of Great Britain during the period alluded to , was 275,988 tons , making an adition in efficiency over our sailing ships of at least 500,000 tons . So that , taking into account the durability and ef- ficiency of the tonnage ...
... tonnage of Great Britain during the period alluded to , was 275,988 tons , making an adition in efficiency over our sailing ships of at least 500,000 tons . So that , taking into account the durability and ef- ficiency of the tonnage ...
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... tonnage , " but every class of vessel , even down to fishing smacks and canal boats . The " registered " tonnage also includes , admittedly , all vessels engaged in the coasting trade , in the whale fishery , and the steamers and ferry ...
... tonnage , " but every class of vessel , even down to fishing smacks and canal boats . The " registered " tonnage also includes , admittedly , all vessels engaged in the coasting trade , in the whale fishery , and the steamers and ferry ...
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