The Development of AmericaAmerican Book Company, 1936 - 772 pages |
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... Europe had found an all - water route to the wealth of the East . This voyage of Da Gama was epoch - making , for now the trade from the East , which for many years had gone through the Italian cities , was directed to Portugal . No ...
... Europe had found an all - water route to the wealth of the East . This voyage of Da Gama was epoch - making , for now the trade from the East , which for many years had gone through the Italian cities , was directed to Portugal . No ...
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... Europe was responsible for renewed prosperity in the United States because the European powers , being at war ... Europe , since the French were interested in carrying on this trade themselves ; but during the war with Great Britain ...
... Europe was responsible for renewed prosperity in the United States because the European powers , being at war ... Europe , since the French were interested in carrying on this trade themselves ; but during the war with Great Britain ...
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... Europe , conceived the idea of regaining his lost prestige by building up a great empire . Mexico , in the throes of a revolt , offered an inviting field , and the time seemed especially opportune since the United States was involved in ...
... Europe , conceived the idea of regaining his lost prestige by building up a great empire . Mexico , in the throes of a revolt , offered an inviting field , and the time seemed especially opportune since the United States was involved in ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Chronological Outline xi | 2 |
Europe and Neighboring Lands | 8 |
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