The Growth of the United States: The expansion of the nation, 1865-1943H. Holt, 1943 |
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... increase in the quantity of grain produced in the United States upset the grain markets of the whole world . The amount raised was no more than the world needed but it was more than it could afford to buy The Grain at good prices ...
... increase in the quantity of grain produced in the United States upset the grain markets of the whole world . The amount raised was no more than the world needed but it was more than it could afford to buy The Grain at good prices ...
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... increase in the number and size of the factories led to the growth of a class of factory employees , a class in which the majority of its members remained tied to the mills for generation after generation . The presence of this large ...
... increase in the number and size of the factories led to the growth of a class of factory employees , a class in which the majority of its members remained tied to the mills for generation after generation . The presence of this large ...
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... increase in the world's supply of gold , and this increase helped to force prices still higher . Gold had been discovered in Alaska in 1896 , and by the close of the century these mines and those in South Africa were producing enough so ...
... increase in the world's supply of gold , and this increase helped to force prices still higher . Gold had been discovered in Alaska in 1896 , and by the close of the century these mines and those in South Africa were producing enough so ...
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