A History of the U.S.A.Macmillan, 1974 - 730 pages |
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Page 338
... continued to influence attitudes towards the Negro when free . The extension of political democracy culminating during the presidencies of Jackson and Van Buren did not generally bring the vote to the free blacks of the North , any more ...
... continued to influence attitudes towards the Negro when free . The extension of political democracy culminating during the presidencies of Jackson and Van Buren did not generally bring the vote to the free blacks of the North , any more ...
Page 471
... continued unabated . Legislation in 1926 strengthened the immunity of farm organisations to anti - trust provisions , already granted under the Clayton Act of 1914 , and combina- tions for foreign trade had also been exempted . Great ...
... continued unabated . Legislation in 1926 strengthened the immunity of farm organisations to anti - trust provisions , already granted under the Clayton Act of 1914 , and combina- tions for foreign trade had also been exempted . Great ...
Page 530
... continued to be troublesome after 1830 , particularly because of the use of American territory by Canadian rebels , the continued impossibility of defining the Maine boundary with Canada , and the inability of the two nations to find an ...
... continued to be troublesome after 1830 , particularly because of the use of American territory by Canadian rebels , the continued impossibility of defining the Maine boundary with Canada , and the inability of the two nations to find an ...
Contents
The Colonial Legacy | 3 |
The Advance of Democracy | 39 |
The Civil War and Reconstruction | 114 |
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