The Development of AmericaAmerican Book Company, 1936 - 772 pages |
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... brought goods to Lisbon , London , and other west- ern cities . In the Italian cities many merchants became wealthy as a result of this important and profitable trade . Important Social Changes - The Renaissance . The rise of commerce ...
... brought goods to Lisbon , London , and other west- ern cities . In the Italian cities many merchants became wealthy as a result of this important and profitable trade . Important Social Changes - The Renaissance . The rise of commerce ...
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... brought to America . While the English were making their settlements , the French , Dutch , Spanish , and Swedes were also making settlements , and some of their customs were brought to the parts in which they settled . It is important ...
... brought to America . While the English were making their settlements , the French , Dutch , Spanish , and Swedes were also making settlements , and some of their customs were brought to the parts in which they settled . It is important ...
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... brought to the mint again for coinage , and came into circulation , while silver disappeared from circulation . Shortly after silver thus passed out of circulation , gold was discovered in California ( 1848 ) , and large supplies were ...
... brought to the mint again for coinage , and came into circulation , while silver disappeared from circulation . Shortly after silver thus passed out of circulation , gold was discovered in California ( 1848 ) , and large supplies were ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Chronological Outline xi | 2 |
Europe and Neighboring Lands | 8 |
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