American Interest in Cuba: 1848-1855Columbia University Press, 1948 - 323 pages |
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... became the most important producer of semi - tropical staples in the neigh- borhood of the English colonies in America . Those colonies became the nearest source of manufactured goods for Cuba , and of foods native to the temperate zone ...
... became the most important producer of semi - tropical staples in the neigh- borhood of the English colonies in America . Those colonies became the nearest source of manufactured goods for Cuba , and of foods native to the temperate zone ...
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... became its chief North American port . When Spain declared war on Great Britain in 1779 , it hoped to avoid direct aid to the American revolutionaries for fear that the example would be disastrous to its own empire . But the British ...
... became its chief North American port . When Spain declared war on Great Britain in 1779 , it hoped to avoid direct aid to the American revolutionaries for fear that the example would be disastrous to its own empire . But the British ...
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... became the leading interpreter of Young America in the South . In his address to the South Carolina College in 1845 on ' The Duties and Position of Young America , " and for years thereafter , he preached southern unity and expansion as ...
... became the leading interpreter of Young America in the South . In his address to the South Carolina College in 1845 on ' The Duties and Position of Young America , " and for years thereafter , he preached southern unity and expansion as ...
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