The Growth of the United States: The expansion of the nation, 1865-1943H. Holt, 1943 |
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... Europe , but South Africa , Australia , and Japan . The underlying causes were everywhere the same . For one thing the civilized portions of the world had indulged in too many costly wars . The United States had the Civil War ; France ...
... Europe , but South Africa , Australia , and Japan . The underlying causes were everywhere the same . For one thing the civilized portions of the world had indulged in too many costly wars . The United States had the Civil War ; France ...
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... Europe , thereby depriving Europe of the means for buying American goods . Again the figures tell the story . In 1929 exports from the United States had been valued at $ 5,240 , - 000,000 ; in 1931 they had dropped to $ 2,423,000,000 ...
... Europe , thereby depriving Europe of the means for buying American goods . Again the figures tell the story . In 1929 exports from the United States had been valued at $ 5,240 , - 000,000 ; in 1931 they had dropped to $ 2,423,000,000 ...
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... Europe than to Amer- ica , and every conference of American nations had to take this connection into account . At this time there seemed to be even greater interest than ever in Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany . Under the circumstances ...
... Europe than to Amer- ica , and every conference of American nations had to take this connection into account . At this time there seemed to be even greater interest than ever in Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany . Under the circumstances ...
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