History of the American PeopleGinn, 1934 - 751 páginas |
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... foreign minister , Talleyrand , that an embassy would be received to discuss the political and commercial dispute between the two countries , he ap- pointed John Marshall of Virginia and Elbridge Gerry of Massachusetts to join Pinckney ...
... foreign minister , Talleyrand , that an embassy would be received to discuss the political and commercial dispute between the two countries , he ap- pointed John Marshall of Virginia and Elbridge Gerry of Massachusetts to join Pinckney ...
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... Foreign Rela- tions , made the extravagant demand that the British should pay $ 2,125,000,000 damages1 and should ... foreign commerce was carried in American ships ; in 1866 more than three fourths of it was carried in foreign ships ...
... Foreign Rela- tions , made the extravagant demand that the British should pay $ 2,125,000,000 damages1 and should ... foreign commerce was carried in American ships ; in 1866 more than three fourths of it was carried in foreign ships ...
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... foreign visitors , as well as our native critics , have agreed with Mr. Bryce in this judgment . The industrial revolution was rapidly converting America into a nation of city dwellers . By 1910 more than a third of our population lived ...
... foreign visitors , as well as our native critics , have agreed with Mr. Bryce in this judgment . The industrial revolution was rapidly converting America into a nation of city dwellers . By 1910 more than a third of our population lived ...
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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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