The Western Rural Year Book, a Cyclopedia of Reference: Historical, Statistical and Scientific Information. A Comprehensive Work Showing the Development and Progress of the United States from the Settlement of the Country. The Agricultural Advancement and Resources of America Fully Set Forth in a Condensed FormM. George, 1886 - 464 pages |
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... never has had a calamitous set back . Even the trials and hardships of the Revolutionary war scarcely checked its steady progress . Hard bigotry abounded at that time , yet it produced some good results indirectly . Roger Williams was ...
... never has had a calamitous set back . Even the trials and hardships of the Revolutionary war scarcely checked its steady progress . Hard bigotry abounded at that time , yet it produced some good results indirectly . Roger Williams was ...
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... never let up in his attacks until he had crushed it out of existence . It was the beginning of its end when the President ordered the withdrawal of the Government deposits . CRISES OF 1837 AND 1857 . The great crash of 50 WESTERN RURAL ...
... never let up in his attacks until he had crushed it out of existence . It was the beginning of its end when the President ordered the withdrawal of the Government deposits . CRISES OF 1837 AND 1857 . The great crash of 50 WESTERN RURAL ...
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... never had a legitimate opportunity to show their practical work- ing . The trading and manufacturing classes staggered along under heavy disabilities . Only the great nobility became very rich , and their wealth . was chiefly in landed ...
... never had a legitimate opportunity to show their practical work- ing . The trading and manufacturing classes staggered along under heavy disabilities . Only the great nobility became very rich , and their wealth . was chiefly in landed ...
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... never been thoroughly tested in England . Her agricultural laborers and artizans have been so legislated against by the ruling classes that their condition in the first quarter of the nineteenth century was worse than during the same ...
... never been thoroughly tested in England . Her agricultural laborers and artizans have been so legislated against by the ruling classes that their condition in the first quarter of the nineteenth century was worse than during the same ...
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... never did a nation before , but since the War of the Rebellion there has been a material change in conditions . Millions of workers from Europe came to this country . Labor - saving machines have been enormously multiplied , and the ...
... never did a nation before , but since the War of the Rebellion there has been a material change in conditions . Millions of workers from Europe came to this country . Labor - saving machines have been enormously multiplied , and the ...
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