A History of American Economic LifeCrofts, 1946 - 810 páginas |
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... England , Ireland , and his plantations . " These acts definitely admitted colonial shipping to the privileges and monopolies , including the trade between Europe and England , accorded to the English merchant marine . There were a few ...
... England , Ireland , and his plantations . " These acts definitely admitted colonial shipping to the privileges and monopolies , including the trade between Europe and England , accorded to the English merchant marine . There were a few ...
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... England . The third aim of the Acts of Navigation and the Laws of Trade re- versed the enumeration process . Goods destined for the colonies must be shipped thither from England . This was obvious in the case of Eng- lish products , but ...
... England . The third aim of the Acts of Navigation and the Laws of Trade re- versed the enumeration process . Goods destined for the colonies must be shipped thither from England . This was obvious in the case of Eng- lish products , but ...
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... England anyway . England manufactured most articles as cheaply as any nation in Europe , and Americans would have imported their woolens and their hardware from her whatever the legislation . Even the goods not produced advantageously ...
... England anyway . England manufactured most articles as cheaply as any nation in Europe , and Americans would have imported their woolens and their hardware from her whatever the legislation . Even the goods not produced advantageously ...
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THE IMPERIAL FRONTIER | 3 |
PRODUCTION IN THE BRITISH COLONIES | 40 |
THE DOMAIN OF COLONIAL COMMERCE | 92 |
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