The American Nation: A History of the United States, Volumen1Harper & Row, 1971 - 999 páginas |
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... southern Democrats even deprived Douglas of his chairmanship of the Senate Committee on Territories . “ Issues were becoming emotionalized , " historian David Donald writes in discussing these unhappy times . “ Slogans were reducing ...
... southern Democrats even deprived Douglas of his chairmanship of the Senate Committee on Territories . “ Issues were becoming emotionalized , " historian David Donald writes in discussing these unhappy times . “ Slogans were reducing ...
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... southern markets , and merchants depended heavily upon southern business as well . Many western farmers were still sending their produce down the Mississippi . War would threaten the prosperity of all these groups , southerners ...
... southern markets , and merchants depended heavily upon southern business as well . Many western farmers were still sending their produce down the Mississippi . War would threaten the prosperity of all these groups , southerners ...
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... southern conditions was utterly incorrect . He had assumed that the small southern farmers who made up the majority in all the states of the Confederacy shared his prejudices against the planter class . They did not , as their free ...
... southern conditions was utterly incorrect . He had assumed that the small southern farmers who made up the majority in all the states of the Confederacy shared his prejudices against the planter class . They did not , as their free ...
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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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