The Development of AmericaAmerican Book Company, 1936 - 772 pages |
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... West . Henry Clay , representative from Kentucky , was the spokesman for these people in the West who were interested in a market for their farm products . During the period of the war in Europe , Western farmers en- joyed high prices ...
... West . Henry Clay , representative from Kentucky , was the spokesman for these people in the West who were interested in a market for their farm products . During the period of the war in Europe , Western farmers en- joyed high prices ...
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... West and New England sharply disagreed on the question of the sale of public lands , but on the tariff , the New England states and the West were in accord . Closing public lands to further sale would stop the migration into the West ...
... West and New England sharply disagreed on the question of the sale of public lands , but on the tariff , the New England states and the West were in accord . Closing public lands to further sale would stop the migration into the West ...
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... Western states were too poor to build the long lines of highways , railroads , and canals that were required to connect them with the Eastern markets . The West in Politics ; Internal Improvements . One of the greatest problems the ...
... Western states were too poor to build the long lines of highways , railroads , and canals that were required to connect them with the Eastern markets . The West in Politics ; Internal Improvements . One of the greatest problems the ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Chronological Outline xi | 2 |
Europe and Neighboring Lands | 8 |
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