A History of American Economic LifeCrofts, 1946 - 810 páginas |
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... European agriculture in America was a process of intense diffi- culty . For several years after their foundation the ... European grains . Wheat , the great European foodstuff , seemed to resist acclimatization . For it a field had ...
... European agriculture in America was a process of intense diffi- culty . For several years after their foundation the ... European grains . Wheat , the great European foodstuff , seemed to resist acclimatization . For it a field had ...
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... European and Asiatic goods as the American colonies insisted upon consuming were in general to be transported to the colonies only by way of the metropolis . The first act which formu- lated this principle was that of 1663. It provided ...
... European and Asiatic goods as the American colonies insisted upon consuming were in general to be transported to the colonies only by way of the metropolis . The first act which formu- lated this principle was that of 1663. It provided ...
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... European nations . But influenced by some sea change these were more mellow and generous than in the Caribbean . The French government in 1784 , opening its ports on the Indian Ocean , gave us ac- cess to its important islands and to ...
... European nations . But influenced by some sea change these were more mellow and generous than in the Caribbean . The French government in 1784 , opening its ports on the Indian Ocean , gave us ac- cess to its important islands and to ...
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THE IMPERIAL FRONTIER | 3 |
PRODUCTION IN THE BRITISH COLONIES | 40 |
THE DOMAIN OF COLONIAL COMMERCE | 92 |
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