American Farmers' MovementsVan Nostrand, 1957 - 192 pages |
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... called , to go into effect only if Maryland also would agree . During the next four years Virginia continuously repeated this effort to lessen " the great quantities [ of tobacco ] now made , wch glutt all marketts . . . In each case ...
... called , to go into effect only if Maryland also would agree . During the next four years Virginia continuously repeated this effort to lessen " the great quantities [ of tobacco ] now made , wch glutt all marketts . . . In each case ...
Page 55
... called Reform , Independent , or Anti- monopoly , began to flourish at this same time . It was easy for grangers to circumvent their society's ban on political activity . All that was necessary was for the members of a local group to ...
... called Reform , Independent , or Anti- monopoly , began to flourish at this same time . It was easy for grangers to circumvent their society's ban on political activity . All that was necessary was for the members of a local group to ...
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... called , had in the late Years of 43 , and 44 , sent about and surveyed almost all the unimproved Lands in the Country of Essex , with a great Number of Improvements and settled Plantations , particularly above the Mountain to Passaick ...
... called , had in the late Years of 43 , and 44 , sent about and surveyed almost all the unimproved Lands in the Country of Essex , with a great Number of Improvements and settled Plantations , particularly above the Mountain to Passaick ...
Contents
Movements of Colonists | 18 |
Movements Between the Revolution and | 30 |
Postbellum Farmers Movements | 48 |
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