The Development of AmericaAmerican Book Company, 1936 - 772 pages |
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... period education had been at a low ebb . The day for universal education was not yet at hand . Several social ... period the limited educational opportunity of the Middle Ages began to give way to an intellectual and cultural awakening ...
... period education had been at a low ebb . The day for universal education was not yet at hand . Several social ... period the limited educational opportunity of the Middle Ages began to give way to an intellectual and cultural awakening ...
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... period following 1815 was one in which men were concerned with prac- tical problems rather than with philosophic discussions ; the price of corn , for example , was of more concern than the " rights of man . " It was , more- over , a period ...
... period following 1815 was one in which men were concerned with prac- tical problems rather than with philosophic discussions ; the price of corn , for example , was of more concern than the " rights of man . " It was , more- over , a period ...
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... period after the War of 1812 that would cause the Europeans to look upon the Americans with disfavor . Explain why ... period 1830-1870 according to the type of writing they did , and place in parallel columns the chief works of each . 9 ...
... period after the War of 1812 that would cause the Europeans to look upon the Americans with disfavor . Explain why ... period 1830-1870 according to the type of writing they did , and place in parallel columns the chief works of each . 9 ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Chronological Outline xi | 2 |
Europe and Neighboring Lands | 8 |
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