A History of American Economic LifeF.S. Crofts, 1932 - 767 páginas |
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... Lake Ontario or Lake Erie and between the Hudson and Lake Champlain was con- ceived in the eighteenth century . It is not surprising , for nature itself was an ally of such designs . At a point where the Hudson River is still nav ...
... Lake Ontario or Lake Erie and between the Hudson and Lake Champlain was con- ceived in the eighteenth century . It is not surprising , for nature itself was an ally of such designs . At a point where the Hudson River is still nav ...
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... Lake Superior to the sea . Although the Walk - in - the - Water , the first steamboat in the Great Lakes above Niagara Falls , was launched in 1818 , commerce on the Great Lakes was not important for several years . As on the Missouri ...
... Lake Superior to the sea . Although the Walk - in - the - Water , the first steamboat in the Great Lakes above Niagara Falls , was launched in 1818 , commerce on the Great Lakes was not important for several years . As on the Missouri ...
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... lakes in 1916 , they determined the lines of commerce . There was comparatively little local traffic except on Lake Michigan and Lake Erie ; the chief lanes of lake commerce were from Lake Superior ports to those on Lake Erie , and the ...
... lakes in 1916 , they determined the lines of commerce . There was comparatively little local traffic except on Lake Michigan and Lake Erie ; the chief lanes of lake commerce were from Lake Superior ports to those on Lake Erie , and the ...
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CHAPTER PAGE | 3 |
The Colonial World between 1011 | 10 |
PRODUCTION IN THE BRITISH COLONIES | 40 |
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