A History of the U.S.A.Macmillan, 1974 - 730 pages |
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... Federal Reserve Act Dept. of Labour founded 1914 Clayton Anti - Trust Act Federal Trade Commission founded Smith - Lever Act : federal aid to promote agricultural education 1915 Lafollette's Seamen's Act National Conference of Social ...
... Federal Reserve Act Dept. of Labour founded 1914 Clayton Anti - Trust Act Federal Trade Commission founded Smith - Lever Act : federal aid to promote agricultural education 1915 Lafollette's Seamen's Act National Conference of Social ...
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... federal eight - hour day applying to non- federal employment . Just enough had been done to secure Progressive backing and Wilson's re - election over his Republican rival Charles Evans Hughes . But subsequently a controversial foreign ...
... federal eight - hour day applying to non- federal employment . Just enough had been done to secure Progressive backing and Wilson's re - election over his Republican rival Charles Evans Hughes . But subsequently a controversial foreign ...
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... Federal Farm Loan Act , 212 Federal Reserve Act ( 1913 ) , 209 Federal Reserve Board , 211 , 479–80 , 490 Federal Tariff Commission ( 1916 ) , 474 Federal Trade Commission ( 1914 ) , 210 Fenian Brotherhood , 538 Ferdinand VII , King of ...
... Federal Farm Loan Act , 212 Federal Reserve Act ( 1913 ) , 209 Federal Reserve Board , 211 , 479–80 , 490 Federal Tariff Commission ( 1916 ) , 474 Federal Trade Commission ( 1914 ) , 210 Fenian Brotherhood , 538 Ferdinand VII , King of ...
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The Colonial Legacy | 3 |
The Advance of Democracy | 39 |
The Civil War and Reconstruction | 114 |
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