The American Nation: A History of the United States, Volumen1Harper & Row, 1971 - 999 páginas |
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... manufacturing skills . And specialization meant producing goods for sale and exchange , not merely for use within the family . Speaking of a slightly later period , the early American economist Tench Coxe commented on “ the great ...
... manufacturing skills . And specialization meant producing goods for sale and exchange , not merely for use within the family . Speaking of a slightly later period , the early American economist Tench Coxe commented on “ the great ...
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... manufacturing . The rise of manufacturing affected the farmer too , for as men abandoned agriculture for industry and as cities grew , commercial agriculture flourished . Dairy - farming , truck - gardening , and fruit - growing began ...
... manufacturing . The rise of manufacturing affected the farmer too , for as men abandoned agriculture for industry and as cities grew , commercial agriculture flourished . Dairy - farming , truck - gardening , and fruit - growing began ...
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... Manufacturing expanded in so many directions that it is difficult to portray or even to summarize its evolution . By 1852 , for instance , there were more than a hundred piano manufacturers in New York City , some running quite large ...
... Manufacturing expanded in so many directions that it is difficult to portray or even to summarize its evolution . By 1852 , for instance , there were more than a hundred piano manufacturers in New York City , some running quite large ...
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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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