The Growth of the United States: The expansion of the nation, 1865-1943H. Holt, 1943 |
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... important political consequences . Before the Civil War there had been a distinct ruling class in the South , a class including the great planters , the more important land- owners , and their allies among the professional groups ...
... important political consequences . Before the Civil War there had been a distinct ruling class in the South , a class including the great planters , the more important land- owners , and their allies among the professional groups ...
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... important factors in the transition of the United States from the relatively simple economy of pre - Civil War days to the complex , closely integrated social and economic structure which we know today , the railroads occupy a high ...
... important factors in the transition of the United States from the relatively simple economy of pre - Civil War days to the complex , closely integrated social and economic structure which we know today , the railroads occupy a high ...
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... important link in the purely political relationship between the government and the party machinery so too the same body served as the tie between government and the business interests . Here were to be found men of wealth and power . In ...
... important link in the purely political relationship between the government and the party machinery so too the same body served as the tie between government and the business interests . Here were to be found men of wealth and power . In ...
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