United States Since 1865Barnes & Noble, 1973 - 290 pages |
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... , 1873 , the New York Stock Exchange was forced to close for ten days . In 1874 the bread lines lengthened , as three million men were thrown into the ranks of the unemployed . Prices fell The Shape of Industrialization 29.
... , 1873 , the New York Stock Exchange was forced to close for ten days . In 1874 the bread lines lengthened , as three million men were thrown into the ranks of the unemployed . Prices fell The Shape of Industrialization 29.
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... York philanthropist who believed in an inflationary policy ; two years later the Greenbackers merged with the National Labor Reform party and the " Greenback Labor " combine sent fourteen representatives to Congress ; in 1880 , 1884 ...
... York philanthropist who believed in an inflationary policy ; two years later the Greenbackers merged with the National Labor Reform party and the " Greenback Labor " combine sent fourteen representatives to Congress ; in 1880 , 1884 ...
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... York City in 1962- 1963 , and , the threatened walkout of railroadmen averted by the in- tervention of President Johnson late in 1963 . Continuing Struggle Over Civil Rights . Though measurable progress had been made toward school ...
... York City in 1962- 1963 , and , the threatened walkout of railroadmen averted by the in- tervention of President Johnson late in 1963 . Continuing Struggle Over Civil Rights . Though measurable progress had been made toward school ...
Contents
BUILDING A NEW NATION | 1 |
AN EXPANDING ECONOMIC SYSTEM | 14 |
POLITICAL ORGANIZATION OF the West and Land Grants | 20 |
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