A History of American Economic LifeCrofts, 1946 - 810 páginas |
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... agriculture more suited to the economic situation of the eastern agricultural areas . Here the indiffer- ence to innovations and improvements gradually diminished . Here the agri- cultural revolution began to bite home . No institutions ...
... agriculture more suited to the economic situation of the eastern agricultural areas . Here the indiffer- ence to innovations and improvements gradually diminished . Here the agri- cultural revolution began to bite home . No institutions ...
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... agriculture . But by the Civil War there were few institutions that had the means or the men for agricultural re- search and instruction in scientific agriculture . Michigan had just estab- lished the first state - supported agricultural ...
... agriculture . But by the Civil War there were few institutions that had the means or the men for agricultural re- search and instruction in scientific agriculture . Michigan had just estab- lished the first state - supported agricultural ...
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... agricultural over- production was in part attributable to the fact that the farmers used as a source of power petroleum , an irreplaceable natural resource , rather than the annual product of the soil . The invention of machinery for ...
... agricultural over- production was in part attributable to the fact that the farmers used as a source of power petroleum , an irreplaceable natural resource , rather than the annual product of the soil . The invention of machinery for ...
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THE IMPERIAL FRONTIER | 3 |
PRODUCTION IN THE BRITISH COLONIES | 40 |
THE DOMAIN OF COLONIAL COMMERCE | 92 |
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