The Growth of the United States: The expansion of the nation, 1865-1943H. Holt, 1943 |
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... demand and upon the rapidity with which money circulates . Increase the demand , sell more goods , turn money over more frequently , and the whole society benefits . Steward argued that in the past the demand for luxuries had been too ...
... demand and upon the rapidity with which money circulates . Increase the demand , sell more goods , turn money over more frequently , and the whole society benefits . Steward argued that in the past the demand for luxuries had been too ...
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... demand for both capital and consumers ' goods . During the Recovery depression this demand had been interrupted and private citizens and busi- ness firms alike put off the purchase of needed supplies . Once confidence returned consumers ...
... demand for both capital and consumers ' goods . During the Recovery depression this demand had been interrupted and private citizens and busi- ness firms alike put off the purchase of needed supplies . Once confidence returned consumers ...
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... Demand for of War , John W. Weeks , under whose immediate jurisdiction the Philip- Independence pines lay , sent the following vigorous message to Governor Wood : " You are entitled to the support of the Administration and shall have it ...
... Demand for of War , John W. Weeks , under whose immediate jurisdiction the Philip- Independence pines lay , sent the following vigorous message to Governor Wood : " You are entitled to the support of the Administration and shall have it ...
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The LincolnJohnson Plan | 1 |
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The Process of Reconstruction | 15 |
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