The Growth of the United States: The expansion of the nation, 1865-1943H. Holt, 1943 |
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... industrial development had gone far in the United States before the Civil War , nevertheless as late as 1880 agriculture was still the chief source of national wealth . During the next two decades the United States became a great industrial ...
... industrial development had gone far in the United States before the Civil War , nevertheless as late as 1880 agriculture was still the chief source of national wealth . During the next two decades the United States became a great industrial ...
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Ralph Volney Harlow. The Problem of Industrial Labor T INDUSTRIAL WORKERS Asset HE TRANSITION of the United States from the status of a relatively simple agricultural and mercantile community to that of the greatest industrial nation of ...
Ralph Volney Harlow. The Problem of Industrial Labor T INDUSTRIAL WORKERS Asset HE TRANSITION of the United States from the status of a relatively simple agricultural and mercantile community to that of the greatest industrial nation of ...
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... Industrial Unions cast ahead of them the constituencies of the government of the future , and , jointly , point to the Industrial State . " At the time of its formation the I.W.W. proclaimed : " There is but one bargain that the I.W.W. ...
... Industrial Unions cast ahead of them the constituencies of the government of the future , and , jointly , point to the Industrial State . " At the time of its formation the I.W.W. proclaimed : " There is but one bargain that the I.W.W. ...
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