The Development of AmericaAmerican Book Company, 1936 - 772 pages |
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... Southern states and to the West Indies and exchanged for money and for molasses , which would be brought to New England and distilled into rum , thus completing the triangle with huge profits . So zealously did the slave traders ply ...
... Southern states and to the West Indies and exchanged for money and for molasses , which would be brought to New England and distilled into rum , thus completing the triangle with huge profits . So zealously did the slave traders ply ...
Page 386
... Southern raw cotton . Great Britain , especially , it was thought , would intervene in the war rather than permit herself to be cut off from the Southern staple . As a matter of fact , though , there was , in 1861 , a surplus of cotton ...
... Southern raw cotton . Great Britain , especially , it was thought , would intervene in the war rather than permit herself to be cut off from the Southern staple . As a matter of fact , though , there was , in 1861 , a surplus of cotton ...
Page lxiv
... Southern Alliance , 508-509 Southern Colonies , 48-52 , 65-69 , 100 ; ( map ) 66 Southern Democrats , 371 , 711 Southern Express Company , 553 Southern Pacific Railroad , 544 South Improvement Company , 432-433 South Pole , 559 South ...
... Southern Alliance , 508-509 Southern Colonies , 48-52 , 65-69 , 100 ; ( map ) 66 Southern Democrats , 371 , 711 Southern Express Company , 553 Southern Pacific Railroad , 544 South Improvement Company , 432-433 South Pole , 559 South ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Chronological Outline xi | 2 |
Europe and Neighboring Lands | 8 |
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