The Growth of the United States: The expansion of the nation, 1865-1943H. Holt, 1943 |
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... later the first refrigerator carload of fresh western beef was sent from Chicago to New York . In 1875 Gustavus F. Swift went into the meat business in Chicago , making a specialty of shipping fresh beef to the East . A year later the ...
... later the first refrigerator carload of fresh western beef was sent from Chicago to New York . In 1875 Gustavus F. Swift went into the meat business in Chicago , making a specialty of shipping fresh beef to the East . A year later the ...
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... later representatives from Columbia , Harvard , Princeton , and Yale formed an intercollegiate football association . The real growth of the modern game began in 1878 , with the appoint- ment of Walter Camp to the rules committee of the ...
... later representatives from Columbia , Harvard , Princeton , and Yale formed an intercollegiate football association . The real growth of the modern game began in 1878 , with the appoint- ment of Walter Camp to the rules committee of the ...
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... later he amplified his announcement by saying that he would retire from the White House on March 4 , 1929. Speculation was still rife , both among those who hoped that he would run again , and among those who feared that he might . To ...
... later he amplified his announcement by saying that he would retire from the White House on March 4 , 1929. Speculation was still rife , both among those who hoped that he would run again , and among those who feared that he might . To ...
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