A History of American Economic LifeCrofts, 1946 - 810 páginas |
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... Pacific was to build eastward from Sacramento and the Union Pacific was to build westward from some designated point . Eventually the Central Pacific group secured a terminal for their road at San Francisco . As for the Union Pacific ...
... Pacific was to build eastward from Sacramento and the Union Pacific was to build westward from some designated point . Eventually the Central Pacific group secured a terminal for their road at San Francisco . As for the Union Pacific ...
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... Pacific to this purpose he proceeded to purchase the controlling interest of that concern in the open market and unite it with his previous interests . His own future thus secure , Villard lost his exclusive concern with Portland . When ...
... Pacific to this purpose he proceeded to purchase the controlling interest of that concern in the open market and unite it with his previous interests . His own future thus secure , Villard lost his exclusive concern with Portland . When ...
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... Pacific and Den- ver Pacific , moribund railways , and then propose to the Union Pacific the consolidation of the three roads on terms which would accept the securities of Gould's properties as equal in value to those of the fairly ...
... Pacific and Den- ver Pacific , moribund railways , and then propose to the Union Pacific the consolidation of the three roads on terms which would accept the securities of Gould's properties as equal in value to those of the fairly ...
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THE IMPERIAL FRONTIER | 3 |
PRODUCTION IN THE BRITISH COLONIES | 40 |
THE DOMAIN OF COLONIAL COMMERCE | 92 |
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