The American Nation: A History of the United States, Volumen1Harper & Row, 1971 - 999 páginas |
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... foreign goods and vessels out of colonial ports ( since the employment of foreign ships in the carrying trade was as much an import as the consumption of foreign wheat or wool ) . Together with other acts aimed at steering the colonial ...
... foreign goods and vessels out of colonial ports ( since the employment of foreign ships in the carrying trade was as much an import as the consumption of foreign wheat or wool ) . Together with other acts aimed at steering the colonial ...
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... foreign influence , " Washington now warned , " the jealousy of a free people ought to be constantly awake . ” America should develop its foreign trade but steer clear of foreign political connections as far as possible . “ Permanent ...
... foreign influence , " Washington now warned , " the jealousy of a free people ought to be constantly awake . ” America should develop its foreign trade but steer clear of foreign political connections as far as possible . “ Permanent ...
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... foreign nations to take them for themselves . We want to help them . ” Yet imperialism can be given a broader defininition than this one . The historian William Appleman Williams , a sharp critic , has described 20th - century American ...
... foreign nations to take them for themselves . We want to help them . ” Yet imperialism can be given a broader defininition than this one . The historian William Appleman Williams , a sharp critic , has described 20th - century American ...
Contenido
The Age of Discovery and Settlement | 14 |
The Colonial World | 66 |
America and the British Empire | 98 |
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