A History of American Economic LifeCrofts, 1939 - 810 páginas |
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... Production , 1859 169 The Canal System of the North About 1855 267 Railroads in 1850 365 Railroads in 1920 373 The ... Production , 1859 481 Wheat Production , 1919 481 Cotton Production , 1859 485 Cotton Production , 1919 485 ...
... Production , 1859 169 The Canal System of the North About 1855 267 Railroads in 1850 365 Railroads in 1920 373 The ... Production , 1859 481 Wheat Production , 1919 481 Cotton Production , 1859 485 Cotton Production , 1919 485 ...
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... production , but throughout the entire South a competition between different units of production - the farm and the plantation . The farmer carried on small - scale operations and a more generally rounded agriculture . He raised the ...
... production , but throughout the entire South a competition between different units of production - the farm and the plantation . The farmer carried on small - scale operations and a more generally rounded agriculture . He raised the ...
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... production and of cattle fattening were , therefore , inti- mately related to the centers of corn production . There were in 1920 as many beef cattle in the corn belt as there were on the Great Plains and three - fifths of the ...
... production and of cattle fattening were , therefore , inti- mately related to the centers of corn production . There were in 1920 as many beef cattle in the corn belt as there were on the Great Plains and three - fifths of the ...
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THE IMPERIAL FRONTIER | 3 |
PRODUCTION IN THE BRITISH COLONIES | 40 |
THE DOMAIN OF COLONIAL COMMERCE | 92 |
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