History of the American PeopleGinn, 1934 - 751 páginas |
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... commerce of the East had led to a diligent study of geography and a great improvement of the science of navigation . The magnetic needle , which swung to point north and south when floated on a bit of wood , had been known at least ...
... commerce of the East had led to a diligent study of geography and a great improvement of the science of navigation . The magnetic needle , which swung to point north and south when floated on a bit of wood , had been known at least ...
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... commerce as a whole . 73. Effect on the Colonies . This commercial policy of Eng- land , called the " Old Colonial System , " was the most important factor in the relations between the mother country and the colonies and one of the ...
... commerce as a whole . 73. Effect on the Colonies . This commercial policy of Eng- land , called the " Old Colonial System , " was the most important factor in the relations between the mother country and the colonies and one of the ...
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... commerce carried on between two or more states , the Granger Laws became utterly ineffective ; for no rail- road of any importance had its traffic confined to a single state . 498. The Interstate Commerce Act . It was up to Congress ...
... commerce carried on between two or more states , the Granger Laws became utterly ineffective ; for no rail- road of any importance had its traffic confined to a single state . 498. The Interstate Commerce Act . It was up to Congress ...
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THE NEW WORLD | 1 |
Commercial Towns and Trade Routes colored | 4 |
Voyages of Discovery in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries | 19 |
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