A History of the U.S.A.Macmillan, 1974 - 730 pages |
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... population of the United States ; nor did the political anti - slavery groups of the 1840s , the Liberty and Free Soil parties . By 1860 , only five states - Massachusetts , Rhode Island , Maine , New Hampshire and Vermont - which ...
... population of the United States ; nor did the political anti - slavery groups of the 1840s , the Liberty and Free Soil parties . By 1860 , only five states - Massachusetts , Rhode Island , Maine , New Hampshire and Vermont - which ...
Page 373
... population growth , and certain natural advantages.2 The Ohio was navigable and took pioneers into the mid - West ... population , representative legislature established , its actions still requiring the governor's approval ; Phase 3 ...
... population growth , and certain natural advantages.2 The Ohio was navigable and took pioneers into the mid - West ... population , representative legislature established , its actions still requiring the governor's approval ; Phase 3 ...
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... population of over 8 000 and 26 of them had a population in excess of 100 000. In 1860 one - sixth of American people lived in urban areas , in 1900 , one - third . Critics deplored the appal- ling differences between the dwellings of ...
... population of over 8 000 and 26 of them had a population in excess of 100 000. In 1860 one - sixth of American people lived in urban areas , in 1900 , one - third . Critics deplored the appal- ling differences between the dwellings of ...
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The Colonial Legacy | 3 |
The Advance of Democracy | 39 |
The Civil War and Reconstruction | 114 |
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