The Development of AmericaAmerican Book Company, 1936 - 772 pages |
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... farms became more productive , and the market for farm products was increased by our growing urban population and expanding foreign trade . Farm prosperity was reflected by better farm homes , improved rural schools , and a happier farm ...
... farms became more productive , and the market for farm products was increased by our growing urban population and expanding foreign trade . Farm prosperity was reflected by better farm homes , improved rural schools , and a happier farm ...
Page 514
... Farming on a large scale was becoming more general . Because of the decline in the number of farm animals employed , the acreage needed for producing food for these animals was reduced by 30,000,000 acres , most of which were added to ...
... Farming on a large scale was becoming more general . Because of the decline in the number of farm animals employed , the acreage needed for producing food for these animals was reduced by 30,000,000 acres , most of which were added to ...
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... Farm Act of 1933 , 517-518 Farm Board , 515 Farm Credit Administration , 760 Farmer - Labor party , 708 , 744 , 747 Farmers ' Alliance , 508 , 509 Farmers ' Bloc , 329 Farmer's Castle , 300 " Farmers ' Fourth of July , " 505-506 Farmers ...
... Farm Act of 1933 , 517-518 Farm Board , 515 Farm Credit Administration , 760 Farmer - Labor party , 708 , 744 , 747 Farmers ' Alliance , 508 , 509 Farmers ' Bloc , 329 Farmer's Castle , 300 " Farmers ' Fourth of July , " 505-506 Farmers ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Chronological Outline xi | 2 |
Europe and Neighboring Lands | 8 |
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