The Growth of the United States: The expansion of the nation, 1865-1943H. Holt, 1943 |
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... charter for a streetcar line , running from Forty - second Street to the Battery . This franchise promised to be so profitable that all of Vanderbilt's holdings became more valuable in the eyes of watchful specu- lators . New York and ...
... charter for a streetcar line , running from Forty - second Street to the Battery . This franchise promised to be so profitable that all of Vanderbilt's holdings became more valuable in the eyes of watchful specu- lators . New York and ...
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... charter from the American Federation of Labor . Under Massachusetts law the Boston police were under the direction of a commissioner appointed by the gover- nor ; Commissioner Curtis refused to approve the demands of the men , and he ...
... charter from the American Federation of Labor . Under Massachusetts law the Boston police were under the direction of a commissioner appointed by the gover- nor ; Commissioner Curtis refused to approve the demands of the men , and he ...
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... Charter In August , 1941 , Prime Minister Winston Churchill and President Roose- velt met somewhere at sea , and talked over the whole question of supply for the democracies . At the same time the two statesmen made public an Atlantic ...
... Charter In August , 1941 , Prime Minister Winston Churchill and President Roose- velt met somewhere at sea , and talked over the whole question of supply for the democracies . At the same time the two statesmen made public an Atlantic ...
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