The American Nation: A History of the United States, Volumen1Harper & Row, 1971 - 999 páginas |
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... course the mere passage of time makes new history every day . Ours - as we are often reminded - is a dynamic age . Periodically , historians have to assess this new information and relate it to what earlier students have written about ...
... course the mere passage of time makes new history every day . Ours - as we are often reminded - is a dynamic age . Periodically , historians have to assess this new information and relate it to what earlier students have written about ...
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... course , should be held accountable for its weaknesses . First of all , I am obligated to the hundreds of historians whose works I have consulted . I have referred to many of these in the course of my narrative , for a sound knowledge ...
... course , should be held accountable for its weaknesses . First of all , I am obligated to the hundreds of historians whose works I have consulted . I have referred to many of these in the course of my narrative , for a sound knowledge ...
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... course , also been corrected . To generalize about the changes resulting from my re - examination of American history is very difficult because so many of them are in themselves discrete and relatively minor . Beyond question , however ...
... course , also been corrected . To generalize about the changes resulting from my re - examination of American history is very difficult because so many of them are in themselves discrete and relatively minor . Beyond question , however ...
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The Age of Discovery and Settlement | 14 |
The Colonial World | 66 |
America and the British Empire | 98 |
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