The American Nation: A History of the United States, Volumen1Harper & Row, 1971 - 999 páginas |
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... industry ; afterward new capital continued to prefer industry , attracted by the high profits and growing prestige of manufacturing . The rise of manufacturing affected the farmer too , for as men abandoned agriculture for industry and ...
... industry ; afterward new capital continued to prefer industry , attracted by the high profits and growing prestige of manufacturing . The rise of manufacturing affected the farmer too , for as men abandoned agriculture for industry and ...
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... industrial growth , E.C. Kirkland , Industry Comes of Age * ( 1961 ) , is the most up - to - date and thoughtful , but see also V.S. Clark's detailed History of Manufactures in the United States ( 1929 ) , Allan Nevins , The Emergence ...
... industrial growth , E.C. Kirkland , Industry Comes of Age * ( 1961 ) , is the most up - to - date and thoughtful , but see also V.S. Clark's detailed History of Manufactures in the United States ( 1929 ) , Allan Nevins , The Emergence ...
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... industry did not take place ; in nearly every case the dominant producers in each industry used their power to raise prices and limit production rather than to increase output . However , the law did achieve important results ...
... industry did not take place ; in nearly every case the dominant producers in each industry used their power to raise prices and limit production rather than to increase output . However , the law did achieve important results ...
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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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