The Development of AmericaAmerican Book Company, 1936 - 772 pages |
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... demand arose for free and unlimited coinage of silver , and the advocates of silver referred to the act demonetizing silver as " the crime of 1873. " Silver Demonetized in Europe . Several European countries , Germany , Denmark , Sweden ...
... demand arose for free and unlimited coinage of silver , and the advocates of silver referred to the act demonetizing silver as " the crime of 1873. " Silver Demonetized in Europe . Several European countries , Germany , Denmark , Sweden ...
Page 611
... demand , Wilson ordered the marines to seize the cus- tomhouse at Veracruz . This was done , but at the cost of ... demands and accepted the offer of medi- ation by the ABC powers ( Argentina , Brazil , and Chile ) . In 1920 the Carranza ...
... demand , Wilson ordered the marines to seize the cus- tomhouse at Veracruz . This was done , but at the cost of ... demands and accepted the offer of medi- ation by the ABC powers ( Argentina , Brazil , and Chile ) . In 1920 the Carranza ...
Page 689
... demands , rose and fell with alarming rapidity . While the bobbed - hair craze caused an increase in the barber business , it threw out of work multitudes of girls in the hairpin and hair net business . Likewise , the demand for rayon ...
... demands , rose and fell with alarming rapidity . While the bobbed - hair craze caused an increase in the barber business , it threw out of work multitudes of girls in the hairpin and hair net business . Likewise , the demand for rayon ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Chronological Outline xi | 2 |
Europe and Neighboring Lands | 8 |
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