A History of the U.S.A.Macmillan, 1974 - 730 pages |
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Page 93
... efforts were made to provide college - level education for women . Existing colleges for men were improved and many new ones founded , usually denominational , in the South and West , and state universities spread into the West . But it ...
... efforts were made to provide college - level education for women . Existing colleges for men were improved and many new ones founded , usually denominational , in the South and West , and state universities spread into the West . But it ...
Page 529
... efforts of successive adminis- trations to secure the frontiers , extend the trade , and uphold the integrity of the United States . Indeed as was often the case before the twentieth century , the nation's geographical isola- tion and ...
... efforts of successive adminis- trations to secure the frontiers , extend the trade , and uphold the integrity of the United States . Indeed as was often the case before the twentieth century , the nation's geographical isola- tion and ...
Page 568
... efforts of the belligerents in America . Those of the British were especially effective . Prominent individuals , newspapers , col- leges , clubs , libraries and other organisations were bombard- ed with news giving the Allied point of ...
... efforts of the belligerents in America . Those of the British were especially effective . Prominent individuals , newspapers , col- leges , clubs , libraries and other organisations were bombard- ed with news giving the Allied point of ...
Contents
The Colonial Legacy | 3 |
The Advance of Democracy | 39 |
The Civil War and Reconstruction | 114 |
Copyright | |
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