A History of the U.S.A.Macmillan, 1974 - 730 pages |
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Page 236
... existing right - wing societies , and secure endorsement of Birchite can- didates for a variety of posts , political and otherwise . The Society's main appeal has been to moderately prosperous and economically conservative businessmen ...
... existing right - wing societies , and secure endorsement of Birchite can- didates for a variety of posts , political and otherwise . The Society's main appeal has been to moderately prosperous and economically conservative businessmen ...
Page 412
... existing highways , thereby impeding the movement of troops and sup- plies , the federal government began to take an interest in improving and extending existing roads , the most important of 412 A HISTORY OF THE U.S. A..
... existing highways , thereby impeding the movement of troops and sup- plies , the federal government began to take an interest in improving and extending existing roads , the most important of 412 A HISTORY OF THE U.S. A..
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... existing protectorate in eastern Nicaragua , so to many Ameri- cans it seemed that their country had foolishly employed the Monroe Doctrine against itself . The only effective piece of diplomacy from the expansion- ists ' point of view ...
... existing protectorate in eastern Nicaragua , so to many Ameri- cans it seemed that their country had foolishly employed the Monroe Doctrine against itself . The only effective piece of diplomacy from the expansion- ists ' point of view ...
Contents
The Colonial Legacy | 3 |
The Advance of Democracy | 39 |
The Civil War and Reconstruction | 114 |
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